...but would work for young adult/teenage book clubs. There was not much of a book discussion had during our club meeting.

The book itself was a bit "been there, done that" for me, after reading "The Hunger Games" series. Like "The Hunger Games", this book has a post-apocalyptic setting, corrupt government, defined social classes, a teenage heroine and a love story. However, there are definitely differences between the two novels.

I saw the movie first, and as per usual, the book was better. For an adult book club choice, this novel didn't work for us. It's worth reading.

I couldn’t let the book go. It just grabbed me and didn’t let go until I closed the last page

This book was a quick read and beautiful book! It really explains society in a way that changes the way people see life and it’s meaning!