Legend by
Marie Lu
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Legend
is a amazing book that is packed with suspense, action and sorrow at
every turn! It is a little gruesome at some points. The book is about a
boy named Day and a girl named June. June comes from the rich part of
the Republic and Day is from the colonies. June is overcome by anger
because of something that Day did. So she starts to track him.
I really like the suspense in the book. She keeps the reader wanting more after every page. Here is a good example of this.
Spies
are usually shipped out to Denver, but if they're caught in a big city
like L.A., we take them before the capitol dose. He’s hanging upside
down in the interrogation room now. Commander Jameson has a pair of
scissors in her hand.
After I read that I realized just how strong the suspense is in this book.
Along with suspense there is a ton of action in the book. Here is a example of this.
What
happens next is a blur. I see Metias tense up to fire his gun. I throw
my knife him with all my strength. Before he can fire, my knife hits him
hard in the shoulder and he falls backward with a thud. I don't watch
to see if he gets up. I bend down and have the manhole cover up than
lower myself down the ladder and into the blackness.
That is one of the most intense parts of the book. Marie Lu did a great job on this book.
As
I read this book I realized that even when you think that there is no
hope left there is still a little to cling on to it and make it grow. I
usually don't feel a lot of feelings for the main characters I do feel
some, but not a ton. But in this book I felt the characters a lot
because there were so many things that happened that were so sad. But
right after something bad would happen, a few pages later something
reassuring would happen.
I
would rate this book a solid ten! It was amazing and I think that the
author should definitely write a sequel if she hasn't yet. If you like a
lot of action, suspense and drama than this book is definitely for you.
If you like these things but can't handle some sorrow I would not read
this book.
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