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New York Times bestselling author Lauren Oliver, delivers the epic sequel in her stunning dystopian Delirium triology. She brings her thrilling story of a forbidden love to a surprising conclusion that simply leaves you craving for more. The story continues with challenges, choices, romance, danger and more. We learn about one woman's strength and determination, with high-speed action and a thought-provoking conclusion that leaves us in total darkness of silence. Lena is in the middle of a revolution, helping to set Julian free, and sets out on a dangerous mission. She nagivates the Wilds, as Hana lives a loveless life in Portland. They are divided in their world, and how does Lena feel about the reappearance of Alex? What is the turquoise ring symbolic of? What happened to Lena? How is Zombieland described? Would it have been better if there was no love? The colorful characters once again come to life, the ending leaves you breathless, and the exciting story fascinates the imagination from beginning to end. Captivating and entertaining. Highly recommended!


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Requiem Delirium Trilogy Lauren Oliver Books Reviews

I'm like a lot of people. I loved the first two books and the first half of the third. I'm not sure what happened. Did she run out of time? Here's what I didn't like lack of development of Julian, lack of development of Alex, lack of connection with Alex and Lena, and the one dimensional mother who I had no sympathy for.
Also, the book would have benefited from a large central enemy and central enemy location. We knew it was the uncured and the cured, but there has to be a larger leader, not just a mayor of a town. How about a capital city, a definite enemy, and a final battle scene. It just looked like haphazard, disorganized fighting. It isn't cliche to have a final battle scene and a the destruction of an evil empire. It brings resolution. Just because there is a formula to writing adventure, doesn't mean it's not a good formula. The writing is what makes it special, and Ms. Oliver can write.
I did like the Hana story. I did like like the fact that Lena was able to rescue her cousin. And although the ending was rushed, I do believe her reconciliation with Alex was sufficient in relation to the ending as a whole, which was short. That did show some hope, and I'm glad they were able to reconnect and her decision, although not stated, it's pretty clear that she was going to pick Alex in the end.
Requiem switches between Hana's and Lena's points-of-view. It gives us perspectives of the world and its current events through the eyes of a girl in the Wilds and one in society. Hana has chosen her path and it is different from Lena's. The action comes to a head and their existences are thrust together again.

While I enjoyed this book, it wasn't quite as good as the previous two. The book ended and I wasn't quite sure how I felt. In some ways, I was satisfied. There were no little questions or loose ends that should have been tied up. Lena has chosen her love, even if we don't see the effects of it. When you think of the immediate story everything seems good, but then you wonder about the world at large. The Resistance attacked and seemingly brought down the walls (both literally and we assume legally) in Portland. Success! But.. what happened in the rest of the world? Were those attacks conducted simultaneously across the United States? If they weren't, then the book ends with Portland no longer under government control and seemingly a new safe space for the Resistance/Invalids to live... but they're still in a world where love is a disease and the government will come for them. What happens to the people? The last we see of Hana, she's running off into the woods. I personally would like to know what happens to her. The more I think about the book, the more questions I'm faced with.

I loved the series and highly recommend reading it. Just a warning that there are more curse words in the novel than in the first. It's a great young adult series set in a world similar to our own, about learning more about yourself, growing and learning to love.
New York Times bestselling author Lauren Oliver, delivers the epic sequel in her stunning dystopian Delirium triology. She brings her thrilling story of a forbidden love to a surprising conclusion that simply leaves you craving for more. The story continues with challenges, choices, romance, danger and more. We learn about one woman's strength and determination, with high-speed action and a thought-provoking conclusion that leaves us in total darkness of silence. Lena is in the middle of a revolution, helping to set Julian free, and sets out on a dangerous mission. She nagivates the Wilds, as Hana lives a loveless life in Portland. They are divided in their world, and how does Lena feel about the reappearance of Alex? What is the turquoise ring symbolic of? What happened to Lena? How is Zombieland described? Would it have been better if there was no love? The colorful characters once again come to life, the ending leaves you breathless, and the exciting story fascinates the imagination from beginning to end. Captivating and entertaining. Highly recommended!