I didn't notice that this was nonfiction, but I honestly enjoyed it. I don't typically read non-fiction but I think this being about a fictional story I loved helped! I am really interested in picking apart fiction and relating it to the real world and this book did just that! Definitely made me want to give more Non-fiction a chance. Especially since most non-fiction reminds me of school, I guess school would be a lot more fun when it's about topics I really enjoy haha.

I got accepted to review this book years ago, but unfortunately never got around to reading it. Apologies for this.

An analysis of a trilogy that began brilliantly and showed lots of potential but then fell flat face first in the second book itself.

I loved the Divergent series, so this was a natural extension of that. I was hungry for more about Tris and Tobias and this filled that need.