Allegiant

I was bored throughout, but the ending made it somewhat worth the struggle. I found the book moved really slow in the first half and a lot of the characters annoyed me. I also think the long time in between my reading of Insurgent caused me to care for the characters even less. I was disconnected from the story for the most part and the dual perspectives didn't help either, but the ending was what brought it all together for me. I think the ending was done well and it was realistic; other endings would not have been as effective. Loose ends were tied up and it brought closure to the trilogy. It was a nice ending to a trilogy as opposed to the ways other series have ended. /side eyes Requiem/ The ending did not disappoint and for that I am grateful.

I did enjoy the series but I think I'm going to have to take a break from dystopians for a while. They all seem to be following the same cookie cutter formula and I'm tired of it.