In this novel, Cassia, a member of The
Society is told what to do and when to do it. Her life is already pre determined by the
people who run the world she lives in. This novel, by Ally Condie, looks into
self-determination through presenting a situation in which the reader can feel
connected to the main character by allowing us to see into her struggles and
thoughts. I enjoyed this novel, because I like reading about the people of a society who will step out of their comfort zones and not do what they are told. I believe this story had
an intriguing plot of forbidden romance and enticing danger.
I love the story of Cassia and her struggle of self determination in which she
must decide to conform to her society, or break out against it and open her
eyes to discover what she truly wants and feels.
Matched by Allyson Braithwaite Condie
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