The Elite by Kiera Cass book review
The Elite by Kiera Cass book review
The book is a very well-written novel that is a blend of a romance reality show with dystopian political intrigue adventure. Check it out!
The Book
Kiera Cass’s The Elite is a fantastic read for enthusiasts of dystopian fiction, fairy stories, and reality-show TV. This sequence to “The Selection” will captivate teens who are fans of The Bachelor and Divergent.
In the world of America Singer, they chose a bride for the prince during an intricate televised contest.
In the second part of the Selection series, America is one of only six girls left in the race. However is it Prince Maxon, and life as “the queen”, what she wants? Or does she want Aspen, her first affection?
The Elite delivers the adventure, political intrigue, glamor, and romance readers of The Selection await, and extends the love triangle that fascinated them.
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The Author
Kiera Cass finished Radford University with a Diploma in History.
She grew up in South Carolina and currently lives with her family in Blacksburg, Virginia.
In her extra time, Kiera appreciates making videos, reading, dancing, and eating shameful amounts of cake.
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The Elite
The Selection
Young Adults | Dystopia | Fantasy | Romance Novel | Science Fiction
HarperTeen
Reprint edition - May 6, 2014
kindle, hardcore, paperback, audible
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I suspect the book is intended for teenage girls and up, but, in my opinion, anybody can enjoy it.
The Review
This novel is another entertaining book, very well written and with a captivating plot that will keep your attention until the last page.
The plot is a typical love triangle, with the young female divided between the attention of a prince, Maxon, and a castle guard, Aspen.
This book starts with an initial group of thirty-five contenders being trimmed down to six.
Kiera is so good in describing the environment and her characters, that you feel like lingering inside the story; following every step of our heroine and her two loves.
This book brings battles with rebels and more intrigue and discussions among the remaining ladies.
As with any saga, the main plot doesn't finish here. Readers will have to read all the books to finish it and see what will happen to America and how she will guide her heart.
Even though this book is classified as a novel for young adults, I am quite sure it will, as well, please even those who are not as young.
My younger daughter bought the electronic version of this book from Amazon.com for her Kindle, and I caught myself expecting to continue savoring this delightful adventure-romance.
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