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All of the characters are hurting my mental health. I wish that I could root for Wells and Sasha, but knowing how every single relationship turns out in this book, I do not have high hopes for them. The second hand embarrasment that I got in these chapters is so horribly bad. Luke flirting with Glass in front of her and then crashing out on Glass and leaving with Camille is so frustrating.

Reading some new chapters today just made me dislike Clarke even more. I feel a little bit bad for her, but at the same time, I'm more embarrassed by her actions. I don't understand why she only likes Wells when Bellamy stops liking her. In the last book, I disliked Wells and leaned more towards Bellamy, but Clarke is making it too hard for to like Bellamy.

I am genuinely beginning to hate Clarke. After reading the couple of chapters today, she is getting on my nerves so bad. Even in the first book she led on Wells and now she wants to have a weird feeling about him being in the woods alone with Sasha right after checking out Bellamy. Then she goes in the woods ALONE with Bellamy after she said it was weird for Wells to do the same thing. I dont understand her at all.

I love this book. Within the couple of chapters I read today, I have seen so many more sides of the characters. I feel like this book is definitely focusing more on the characters themselves and how they are perceiving everything, and it's so nice to read. I love that as a reader, I'm seeing how the roles on the ship influence the people's personalities. Seeing the new sides of the characters was exciting to me.

So far, this book has been pretty interesting; the development of the characters is shaping up to be very intriguing. I wonder where the plot is going and how everything is going to connect in the end.

Once again, I am overly annoyed. Can Clarke just leave Wells alone? She changes her mind about him every 5 seconds, and it's creating so much drama. Especially with her and Bellamy flirting all the time while she's simultaneously leading Wells on. I am happy that Glass and Luke are going strong, but I hate how I can tell something has changed within their dynamic. It's making me nervous. I really hope they don't die.

Reading this book, I was definitely engaged not necassarily because it was an interesting book, but because the words and language used, recquired a lot of attention in order to understand. One thing I liked in the first chapter is the way the book introduces the main character. Having watched the movie it's interesting to see how the book paints a character for Emma, her behavior, and personality.

After reading the other book, I wasn't sure what to expect from this one. It really feels like I never stopped reading the other book, in the way that the book started and introduced the plot. The only thing that I do not like is how many pages are dedicated to Clarke's POV in the first chapter. I say that because there are other characters I like more. So I was hoping to get to them sooner, which didn't happen.

Going off of my other review, I don't know what Wells deserves; I just know it's something way better than what's happened to him so far. I can't even blame Clarke because I understand why she's continuing to get mad at him. But Wells was really set up in this book; I'm 99% sure the author genuinely hates him. Lastly, there's no double standard; Bellamy gets away with everything while Wells doesn't.

This is the last review of this book, and there's a lot to unpack in the last pages. Starting on Glass, I'm so frustrated. Why can't she just have a happy ending? It's like every chapter, the characters forgive each other, then the next line, something terrible happens. A whole other part of this is Wells, although I've changed my opinion on him so many times, I feel now that he just deserves better.

I am so disappointed after reading this. It's so frustrating knowing that Wells and Clarke finally made up just for her to crash out all over again. Not to mention her then proceeding to flirt so hard with Bellamy, free Wells at this point. But on a different note, I genuinely love Luke and Glass together, and I'm so glad I've been rooting for them since the beginning.

I also have to make another review focusing on Glass and Luke because they're so cute together. He treats her so good and seeing the background of their breakup was so sad, she said so many horrible things when they ended and he continued to love her for months after. While she was still continuing to ghost him he kept on trying to support her. I love them so much, and I'm praying they don't have a tragic ending.

I really like Wells, which is contradictary to my other reviews, but why was he so sweet in these pages? Im so glad that Clarke is being nicer to him because even though he "betrayed" her, her parents were doing bad stuff and its a hard situation to navigate. I'm really mad at Bellamy because why is he leading Clarke on so much. He said the rudest things to her last chapter and now shes "so beautiful and intense".

I just started reading this book today, and so far, the beginning has been a little confusing. I didn't understand the plot line very well, but now I understand what is going on to an extent, and I like the way the story is formatted. I don't like how few characters were introduced, but I'm sure by the next chapter, readers will see new characters.

After reading these couple of pages, I am extremely happy. Thank God Glass and Luke made up I've been rooting for them since the beginning. Words cannot describe how happy I was seeing him forgive her and then getting back together with her. My happiness was short-lived, though, as Clarke has lost all of her love interests. The second-hand embarrassment I got from Clarke and Bellamy arguing was so bad.

If you have read my other reviews, then you know I've been rooting for Clarke and Wells to get back together. After reading page 143, I'm so mad. Why would Wells flirt with Octavia and then look around to make sure Clarke isn't looking? Safe to say I am not rooting for them anymore, and I pray Clarke gets with Bellamy. I can't believe Glass was pregnant. I pray Luke and her get back together.

So far, I love Glasses' story, and I wish her and Luke would just get together again. Bellamy's pov is so boring, and he's making me mad. All he does is try to be a tough guy, and it's so frustrating. Clarke and Wells are another couple that I'm rooting for, but I understand why she's mad at him. Overall, I love Glass the most, and her pov keeps me hooked and interested.

The book is continuing to get even more interesting as the story progresses. So far, I wish Glass could've gotten back together with Luke, I absoulutely hate Camille. I hope that Wells and Clarke can get back together too, all of the love stories are dissapointing and its making me sad. Bellamy is really cute in the show so im wondering if him and Clarke are the same as in the show.

So far i’m really enjoying this book, the characters are very complex and reading how they feel really gets me into the book. I think so far my favorite is Wells and I hope he can get with Clarke.

I started this book because I forgot my other one but it was pretty good. It was interesting how each page showed you the different pov’s of the characters and how they view things. I think that’s a good way to showcase the characters because it’s like real life in the way that everyone views things differently.

I finished chapter one today and started chapter two. So far I think that the love story between Clarke and wells is really cute. The show doesn’t tell us about that love story so reading the book and learning about it is pretty cool. In chapter two the author changes the font to show that we’re looking at the past and i’ve never seen that before so that’s cool.

The book really jumps into the plot right away and I wasn’t bored at all while reading. It introduced the main characters right away, I enjoyed learning about Clarkes history and what happened to her parents. I’m already exited to continue reading and that’s a good sign.