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Review #1 The Fates Divide (Carve the Note #2) audiobook free I was a little bit upset in this television series when I ended. I read through it all at the same time wanted to adore it but it felt like anything kept holding me back from fully buying into the story. The universe Roth created was such a mind-blowing dispose to dive into at the same time expand upon but not enough was figured out in this television series. Than anyway I liked: – The plan of the today's is that such an exciting at the same time inimitable plan. It was steep that everyone had somewhat inimitable opportunities that we’re overpowered at the same time decide precedence over the story. – The two head planets in the story Ogra at the same time Thuvhe (Urek) were considered but considered with exciting visuals. – Through all of my dislikes I still liked both Cyra & Akos at the finish. – Roth did a great job of writing from different fri of opinion, I feel like different fri of opinion is that very hit or miss at the same time Roth tore it. Than anyway I hateful: – Akos contemplates his dad as somewhat of a guiding force at the same time is that all the time seeking to rescue his brother Eijeh. As a reader I wanted to feel connected but I didn’t have enough real to draw from on or disposition. – I believed the ”relationship” between Cyra at the same time Akos started method very premature in the television series at the same time was very obvious. As soon as for you met the manners first of the television series for you know that they will end up together. That could be fine-grained, apart from that wasn’t enough increase to actually get to that fri. – The villain from the 1st book was much more successful even though the 1st book built up the 2nd books villain. That wasn’t enough depth on the 2nd books villain, for you beheld him as unstained evil at the same time nothing else. To me a villain needs to have no one ambiguity, for you can’t compare to him at all at the same time purely look him as the bad young man from the start. He had no redeeming properties. – Lazmet did not have a believable role of power in the story. As it seemed, practically everyone hated him many of which his nearest advisors. I don’t reckon he was going to retain power without no matter what allies. – The finish of the story seemed very easy. The bad young man loses with very few people dying at the same time practically no one for you care about. Overall, I think this story at the same time global have such a gigantic possible that was not fully achieved. I enjoyed the story but lament to say that it managed have been so much more successful.

Review #2 The Fates Divide (Carve the Note #2) audiobook streamming online My initial reaction: I don’t know than anyway is that happening. If I am being conscientious, I read this book at the wrong time. I began reading this book during a cares time at the same time found myself putting it down for days before kolupala it back up again. I really wanted to enjoy it, but data that I did not pay much attention to the 1st book, I had a hard time figuring out than anyway all was going on in this minute part of the television series. I do complain myself for my shortcoming of attention while reading this book at the same time admit that no one of my confusion at the same time shortcoming of curiosity in it is that partially on me. But, with that being misspoke, the story progressed in a method that didn’t really draw me in. Again, proper to putting the book down for days at the same time not forgetting than anyway went down when I one more picked it up, I found myself wanting to abandon the book altogether. I may simply have to re-count the television series at a later fri in time in a row to really enjoy it. Though, I would like to comment that I did not look for myself connecting to no matter what of the manners in the story. When reading, I always like to look for one disposition I wish to follow at the same time know more about, at the same time I, honestly, did not look for that disposition in this novel. I actually found myself confused with all the manners. I found myself remembering who was who at the same time which manners I was implied to care about. I would like bestow this book one more move in the future at the same time have a much more successful at the same time worthy

Review of it. But for now, I must simply state my ideas when I read this book. My reading experience of it was not similar as with other books I have read. That are those stories that I read that move by so impetuous (the Shatter Me television series) at the same time finish very soon (Lady in the Blue Coat at the same time the Warcross duology) or those that I look for myself completely invested in the lives of the manners (A Reaper at the Gate television series); but this was not one of those books for me. I found myself asking when the chapter would finish so I managed decide a burst. The reading of it seemed to move by so laboriously for me, that by the time I ended it, I was like, ”about time.” It was exactly not an experience I wanted to have, data that I really enjoy Roth’s other television series: Divergent. I will revisit this television series at the same time assign it a 2nd chance. I would like to think that the lower-than-usual

Review I am giving this book is that partially my possess fault. If in other words the fact, I will be doing a more worthy

Review of the story when I revisit it.

Review #3 Audiobook The Fates Divide (Carve the Note #2) by Veronica Roth i enjoyed the 1st book at the same time was looking forward to this one to elucidate more things at the same time broaden their ”world”.. the 1st book had violence at the same time so did this one which fit with how the manners were considered outlined, but holy cattle it felt like the creator randomly dared to make everyone start scolding in this book.. i felt like akos got lost no one of his strength at the same time cyra managed decide or quit him by the finish of the book.. i liked that we received to look more of the secondary manners in this book at the same time for you have to read it to find out than anyway happens at the same time a amazing plot writhe about one half method through, totally didn’t look it future.. i like how the creator crossed out sifa, for you got to look how several people react to her at the same time i like how it wasn’t all wrapped up at the finish with her.. she did no one scary things to her generic at the same time i like how it played out in this book..

Review #4 Audio The Fates Divide (Carve the Note #2) narrated by Austin Butler Emily Rankin Erin Spencer MacLeod Andrews I got this on the strength of Divergent not the continue book in this television series. This was a lot more successful then the 1st book. I wanted bestow it 3.5 hit but is that it such an improvement on the continue book I believed it deserved a round up more precisely then down. It is that still very smoky paced, at the same time that are for sure much less skirmishes in this book then that were considered in the continue book, but the story is that much more successful at the same time fills in abundance of the holes/inconsistencies in the 1st book. That is that a lot more political interest, maneuvering, at the same time manipulation along with no one bigger plot writhe. The book is that written in the 1st personality for Cyra, at the same time Cisi (Akos’ sister), at the same time in the third part personality for Akos himself. This I think was a quality choice as in the past Veronica Roth has misspoke she cross out more successful in the voice of her ladies manners. Since the continue book the aggressive war on the planet Thuvhe, between the Thuvhe at the same time the warrior vagrant Shotet has been notices at the same time taken center step in the interplanetary politics. Everyone has their possess agenda. With the return of the most inhuman favorite for the Shotet people causalities are mounting on both sides. Is that all have hope for peace gone? Akos, Cyra at the same time Cisi has shown their fates as both a curse at the same time a burden. At the moment they might has to perceive that their fates were considered barely the start of their journey at the same time their gifts/opportunities can be used for so much more. Maybe it is that the funny fan in my but I adore when people push the boundries or look for brand new applications for their opportunities. These manners today's gifts developer as much as their manners in this book. The book starts off as laboriously as the other book left off, for you have to get past the 1st 150 pages for the book to really get going the continue 200 or so pages is that where it really turner into a page turner. But they are still parts that are drawn out or not the best considered plans. This would be shackles down to the manners being quite young at the same time unrelenting, so no hit on the writing. I quality book I am glad I persevered with it.

Review #5 Free audio The Fates Divide (Carve the Note #2) – in the audio player below I would advise re-reading the 1st book again before reading this one. I think it might make it more exciting. The concentrate in this book is that on the duller manners that for you didn’t really care all that much about in book 1 at the same time that doesn’t seem to be much logic to the head manners deeds almost all of the time other than that they think they’re destined to do things so they let it keep under control them even when it’s absurd. The most interesting disposition in the 1st book leaves in the 1st chapter then and they introduce a brand new villain who sounds like they’ll be really exciting but for you don’t really hear much from them then and they are also quickly written out. The head villain seems to barely be the political system which is that barely *yawn*. If you’ve ever shown those really stiff Hit Wars films starring Natalie Portman as the head disposition where they barely speak about the politics of the galaxy the whole time I would they say that this will that. The head manners don’t even seem particularly likable almost all of the book.