Allegiant by Veronica Roth

Allegiant is the third and final book in the Divergent trilogy.

This book starts with a huge turmoil, because a rebel breaks

the fraction brazers and three people die. Then Tris and Four

who are the two main characters and are dating, leave the

city because the new leader of their city is a tyrant, and has

demolished their way of life and they need to find a home.

Allegiant Is both a very upsetting book because a lot of

people die but at the same time it is riveting because a lot

of weird but cool twists happen. If you like books with twist

endings and lots of action, and are not deterred by a lot of

death, then you should like this book. 

I rate this book 3 stars out of 5. It had a lot of character growth including Tris
going from a pretty weak-willed and scared girl who barely talked to a strong girl,
who was not afraid to do life threatening things to save her family and friends even
if she was yelled at by them for doing those things. Somewhat to the contrary, Four
goes from a really strong nice guy to a very sensitive and overprotective boyfriend
who is very secretive and mean. The ending seems rushed and too much of a twist
so suddenly. If you like Divergent and Insurgent (which are the first and second
book of the series) then you will like this book.--Review by Samuel F.