An Stunning & Pounding Ending: Ignite Me - Tahereh Mafi

Ignite Me by Tahereh Mafi
Date Released: Februrary 4, 2014
Publisher: HarperCollins
Pages: 416 pages
Format: Hardcover
Source: For Review from TeenBoard
Rating: 5 Stars! Amazing :)
Series: (Shatter Me #3)

Goodreads Synopsis: Juliette now knows she may be the only one who can stop the Reestablishment. But to take them down, she'll need the help of the one person she never thought she could trust: Warner. And as they work together, Juliette will discover that everything she thought she knew - about Warner, her abilities, and even Adam - was wrong.

From Goodreads

 

 

*This review may contain A LOT of spoilers, especially if you haven't read the first two!*

 

Just realizing I have the book in my hands:

 

 

 

In Tahereh Mafi's final book in the Shatter Me Trilogy, she brings it all. The action. The suspense. The heart racing decisions and promises. And a killer romance that will have you racing! I FULLY LOVED Ignite Me and it was a great conclusion to an amazing series, I'm such a fan since the beginning! Tahereh you are of my fav authors!

 

Since the last book, Unravel Me Juliette (Last Name) made the decision to go with Warner and leave Adam and Omega Point. Throughout the novel, Juliette is such a strong character and kick ass. She finally has that assertiveness and strong willed personality, she is by far one of the best characters I read this year! In addition, I love the plot line, the suspense and the characters!

 

The amount of raw emotion and feelings you get just paper after page was amazing. You look at everyone's perspective from Juliette and you finally understand the decisions they make. Plus there was a lot of things I never saw or expected which I love, since Tahereh does it so well!

 

5 Reasons Why Ignite Me was a Perfect End To A Trilogy:

 

1.) Juliette finally makes her own choices and gets assertive. *Hallelujah*

 

2.) Adam Adam Adam Adam or Warner Warner Warner? I'm leaving this up to you guys once you finish the book. You will be shocked, amazed, and stunned about how Tahereh decides to play out everything.

 

3.) The coming together feel Ignite Me had that feel of a wrap up book, but one that doesn't rush things. It was smooth and every romance scene to action scene flowed. I loved it.

 

4.) Kenji! Yes yes yes! Kenji was completely amazing in this book! He understands Juliette and her situations and ever gave her advice, he's that character everyone would so want to meet. *Spoiler* Even though he doesn't find a love, he like Juliette and wants her to be brave. He's the guy that will have a soft spot for her in his heart.

 

5.) It's truly an beautiful book Ignite Me is such a lyrical and heartfelt book it gets to your emotions. It could even make you cry.. Tahereh's writing is purly original and amazing, it is a one of a kind!

 



 

 

Ignite Me really did ignite all your five sense. It blows you mind and feel way. It makes you hungry for more of it's amazing characters. It make you see more of the world and the goodness of people. It will just completely blow your expectations. Tahereh Mafi truly knows how to deliver!

 

 

 

 

If you loved Ignite Me I suggest picking up Divergent ASAP!

 

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Fresh Off The Press #14 (March 4 - March 9)

Welcome to Fresh Off The Press! It’s where I'll showcase all the great books hitting shelves in a week. These are all YA titles and hope you get to pick them up soon! These books are releasing from (March 3 - March 9)

 

Hardcover:

 

 

 

 

 

Paperback:

 

 

 

And that's it! Hope you pick up some of the amazing books this week :)
 



Moving & Opening: Paper Towns - John Green

Paper Towns by John Green
Date Released: September 22, 2009
Publisher: Speak
Pages: 305 pages
Format: Paperback
Source: Target
Rating: Amazing 4 Stars
Series: Standalone

Goodreads Synopsis: Two-time Printz Medalist John Green’s New York Times bestseller, now in paperback!

Quentin Jacobsen has spent a lifetime loving the magnificently adventurous Margo Roth Spiegelman from afar. So when she cracks open a window and climbs back into his life—dressed like a ninja and summoning him for an ingenious campaign of revenge—he follows.

After their all-nighter ends and a new day breaks, Q arrives at school to discover that Margo, always an enigma, has now become a mystery. But Q soon learns that there are clues—and they’re for him. Urged down a disconnected path, the closer he gets, the less Q sees of the girl he thought he knew 

From  Goodreads

Reading The Fault in Our Stars before Paper Towns I had a sense of John Green and his killer writing, he's third novel is fully amazing. It's provocative, engaging, and utterly moving you connect with all his characters and really feel their experiences. I think John Green gets every reader both emotionally and physically and you guys don't know how excited I was so pick up Paper Towns for the first time!

In Paper Towns, we meet Quentin Jacobson who always had an eye for Margo Roth Spiegelman. They even have their rooms right across from each other and they could see each other from their windows. Most of John Green's characters we meet were so real and whole-hearted you connect. It was like PB&J if you think of it that way *gets hungry and makes one* As the novel progressed, Q grew and the adventures we see him and Margo go through in the beginning was amazing. It's like those moments where you dream of doing all the bad things you want to, reading those pages was an escape.

I mean who wouldn't want to play pranks on the school bully or the most perfect girl in school and see they react? *raises hand* But after all those adventures Margo disappears and it's now up to Q to piece up the clues to find her in a Paper Town world.

The idea of a Paper Town was wickedly genius, especially the plot like. It was so unexpected and not formulaic at all, I love books that do this. So it makes it a true YA classic for me, because when ever you decide to pick it up again you never know what to expect. I LOVE that a lot, great job John Green *throws confetti* I actually had a couple thing I didn't like with John Green's writing, like it was too loose. By that I mean at time it was all over the place and it didn't hook me, then other times it did. I wanted consistency and I didn't fully get it.

Margo

-Margo honestly was one of those annoying characters in the beginning, but towards the end you finally see they struggles she had to face with her and family. It was tough.

-Real and honest

-Honest Question: Who would leave on a limb just after a night of adventures? I would so stay and see how it all plays out...That's me but what about you?

I started to hate her in the beginning, like who honestly does all those stuff. She had that kick back attitude.

Overall, I loved Paper Towns a lot, it's definitely one of those rainy day books or a sunny day read. It's one of those book you definitely have to buy and own because when you re-read it again you never know what other meanings John Green has in store. 

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New To Shelves (#52) - An Abundance of Books

New To Shelves is a way to share all the great books I got this whole week and to add to my TBR Pile! It also includes a roundup of what's going to happen next week on the blog. It's a new name but similar meme.

I'll be linking up to:

 

 

This week was crazy~ I have over 3 tests, 2 presentations, 3 quizzes, I couldn't find that time to do anything! I was focusing really hard since AP class recommendations are being written up soon, I needed to focus and do well. But I have will tell you that this week's posts are going to be amazing :)

 

The Haul:

 

 

Biggest Flirts by Jennifer Echols (Book Tour)

An Abundance of Katherines by John Green (Bought)

Hexed by Michelle Krys (From author! Thanks!)

 

Big thanks to Shane @ Itching for Books, BN, and Michelle Krys!

 

 

This Week on The Blog:

Fresh Off The Press #13

Waiting on Wednesday (#55): Dear Killer - Katherine Ewell

 

Coming Up This Week:

Reviews of Paper Towns and Ignite Me

WoW and Fresh off The Press

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