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This book. I will be honest, when I started reading it, the first chapter or so, I thought it was boring. At first I didn't exactly like the 'Alqueria' sequence. But I kept reading, thinking that it might not be 'the book' for me but it may be for someone else. As I read further, it really started intriguing me. I think the book is even more beautiful than the character of 'Indi' from this book. There are subtle and vibrant both philosophical references here, which I find myself attracted to. Overall a really sophisticatedly beautiful book for the right person with the right state of mind. I would recommend reading this.

It is so intriguing and honest and fun. It is a wonderful mixture of it all. It shows you the struggles of a teenager. Not school and stuff but the real thing. How confused and lost they feel. How everything is a mystery. And we get lost so bad in it. How a kid with perfect grades can also be sad and lost. Everything you want to feel can be found in this book. You should absolutely read it!

The characters, their experiences, the story, was expressed in a nice way. But it seems that the plot wasn't planned properly. It is written in 3rd person and that 3rd person tells the story as if knowing everything what the characters are feeling but that isn't it. The characters emotions and thoughts weren't expressed as one would want. It would have been better if the writer write it from the view of a particular person or if she would switch between characters to tell the story. I love the characters so much, but it isn't written in the way it should have been written. Sopiler- and the real father bit? Anyone would want to know who they were or who their father's side of family is even if they wouldn't welcome the child.

So good!!! I had tears in my eyes in the last!!! I cried for the first time reading a book!! Please continue it with Maxon and America ♥️♥️♥️♥️:-)