REVIEW: Delirium - Lauren Oliver
(Please use this review for the last two books of this series: Pandemonium and Requiem)
This book is what made me fall in love with Lauren Oliver. In the world
of dystopian fiction - this book definitely stands out as one of the
best. It follows character Lena in a future in which we "cure" everyone
of delria nervousa, or as we know it - Love. The society is taught that
love is a disease and it is mandatory for all 18 year-olds to have a
surgical procedure to make sure they never acquire the disease. Months
before her own procedure, Lena falls in love with an invalid named Alex.
This throws her life into complete chaos.
I would highly
recommend this book if it weren't for one thing - the last book in the
series is awful. Poorly written and just ends. Almost as if Lauren
Oliver got sick of writing this story and just wanted it to be over.
That is what is most heart breaking for me - it really had potential to
be in the ranks of The Hunger Games or Divergent, but it seems like
Lauren Oliver got bored and ruined it for herself. So really, reading
this book is up to you.
You have been warned.
Goodreads stars: 5/5 (book) 2/5 (series)
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