Ally Condie’s book Reached is a dystopian book taking place in the Desert and in Big cities of the past such as: the big apple and Chicago. This novel is about how Cassia and Ky keep getting separated from each other. It goes on to tell how “The Rising”, a rebellion is almost ready to take over the society as a whole. At this time Cassia is working as a sorter and trading with archivists. Ky is flying planes to big cities to give medicine to the sick. Xander is on the inside working on healing people who are infected with the disease.
The antagonist of the story is not so much a person as a group, called the society. The protagonists are Cassia, Xander, and Ky. Cassia is a young girl who is stuck in a love triangle, but, ultimately chooses
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She helps Cassia survive the hard conditions of the Canyons and helps Ky keep his head straight when he is separated from Cassia. Another character that moves the story along is “The Pilot”, he is the leader of the rebellion and helps give the teenagers the tools they need to save the human race as a whole.
The climax of the novel is when Ky comes down with the deadly illness that could take his life. There seems to be no cure to save him and it is up to the few people in a small village to find the cure before he dies. After they think they find the right cure it turns out that they don’t. Due to careful sorting done by Cassia they are able to find the flower that they need to save Ky. Just when they think it is going to be all right a trusted member of the farmers slashes all the IV bags almost killing the sick people. They get there just in time to save Ky and the others.
I liked the book because they had a very strong plot and the characters seemed to fit together very nicely. The plot did not have very many weaknesses although it does not fully explain why Ky was reluctant to join the rebellion or his backstory which could have been helpful to know. Ally Condie explained the scenery very well, so much so that you could almost see and feel it. She also did a great job switching the narrative from the characters so that you got a sense of all of
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My overall opinion of this book is good I really liked it and recommend it to anyone. It is a good book to read and it keep you interested throughout the whole book.
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I gave this book this rating because of reasons like character reactions, character development, if the book could keep me on the edge of my seat, things that I think were unnecessary to mention, plot, and how excited the book made me for the next book.
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the beginning of all the bad events that occur in the remaining of the novel.
The book and the movie were both very good. The book took time to explain things like setting, people’s emotions, people’s traits, and important background information. There was no time for these explanations the movie. The book, however, had parts in the beginning where some readers could become flustered.
Identify the important turning points of the story. Which would be the climax, the point that determines the outcome?
To me, it was a good book. I enjoyed reading it very much because of it’s sarcastic wit. It’s also quite easy to read, and you never get bored. I read it at one go, it’s not too long and very fluent.