Wow I really loved this story. When I
first started reading it I wasn't to sure if I was going to like it
with all the metaphors the author used, but as the story progressed I
found myself enjoying the authors writing style. I am sure there will
be plenty of people who will not like the style of writing but I
found it intriguing and it made the story all the more better for me.
Shatter Me is about Juliette a
seventeen year old girl who has spent the last 264 days locked up in
isolation in an asylum for an act she did not mean to commit. See
Juliette has a curse or a gift depending on who you are and how you
look at it. Juliette has always seen it as a curse. See her touch is
lethal and one accident she committed when she was 14 years old has
lead her to where she is. Then on day 264 everything changes when
Juliette gets a cellmate a young man named Adam. Little does she know
that his arrival will change the course of her life as she knows it.
Like I said in the beginning of the
review I loved this book and I felt myself drawn to the heroine
Juliette. Her struggles with her curse/gift felt believable. Her
anguish over what she did when she was 14 was very realistic. This
book is definitely an either love it or hate it book and I am glad I
am in the love it category. The metaphors were beautifully written.
Granted there was a lot of them used in the telling of this story but
that is what made this a great story for me. It was definitely a
great start to what I hope will continue to be a great series. I will
be keeping my eye out for the sequel. Till then I will be waiting
impatiently till the next installment is released.
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