My product is a book. It is written by Veronica Roth. The book is a story about a 16 year old, Beatrice Prior.This book is very similar to the Hunger Games Trilogy and Blood Red Road. This is a very famous book. At the age of 16 all children will leave make a choice of staying in their own faction or picking another ones (5 factions-Abnegation, Dauntless, Erudite, Candor and Amity.) Beatris chooses Dauntless. She must pass all Dauntless test and conditions to become a member. She thinks it is easy until there are problems with her aptitude tests which suggest the faction you pick. For her, there is no faction, her results are not normal. Tris (her new name) is DIVERGENT. Her life is danger. Tris is in danger. Then there is Four, an instructor and she finds out that he is divergent like her and unexpected romance.But when Erudite try to destroy the Divergent. I would suggest this book for people who like violence and love stories. This is a really book good for dystopian readers. This book can be suggested for both adults and kids but not recommended for kids under the age of 10 years because it is not only violence but also romance. As a result, Divergent is a really high rated book and is liked by a lot of people. I would like the author to give a setting for the book like where did it take place (country or city). Divergent is very similar to the Hunger Games and Blood Red Road. I don’t think this is really possible in real life but the end of Divergent and half of Insurgent is about war between Abnegation and the Erudite. If I were Tris Prior I would have made the decision to go to Erudite while hacking their computers and secretly helping my faction. If I were to rate this book I would give it 5 out of 5 stars. Overall I enjoyed reading this book. It was one of the books that made me reflect about it a lot. If I were to rate this book I would give it 5 out of 5 stars. Overall I enjoyed reading this book. It was one of the books that made me reflect about it a lot.

It is a dystopian novel that many people have already read and enjoyed. In this book there is a girl who left her family's faction which is a big disgrace to the people. So she has to learn to survive in a faction that she has never trained for. The book divergent is a very well written book. which is should be enjoyed by everyone. I like that how the book was well explained with lots of detail which gave the book more excitement and anticipation. I also like that most things that were going on in the book was well explained. Now I didn't really like the fact that the book had a small amount of pages. What I am excited about this book is that the movie is currently being made for people to go to the theatres to enjoy. I think this is really similar to hunger games. When I was reading this I was thinking since the hunger games has districts and no one can leave like how in Divergent no one can leave because of a fence, I was wondering if it is because the government in Divergent and the government in hunger games were trying to keep the other people from seeing the other people. This is my short summary of this book. This fun filled book would be enjoyed by many different types of people because there is action, romance, and mystery in this book. This would be a good book for people who like hunger games because it is similar like the action and all the killing. They are both girls who are brave and friendly. Some characters were like how four’s personality was very similar to Peeta’s personality. The pictures look similar and the pictures kind of look the same to. I really like the front cover and how it really shows what the books main idea is about. I think this is a good book because it is really portable and the book has good font because it takes up most of the pages so that the paper is not wasted. That is good for the environment. All in all I think Divergent is a fun filled book that deserves 5 out of 5 stars.

It’s about a sixteen year old girl named Beatrice ‘Tris’ Prior who turns out to be Divergent which is very dangerous. She meets other Divergents and needs help to keep safe with the help of her fighting instructor Four(Tobias Eaton). She embarks on a journey of love and a journey of loss since she loses her loved ones. She does anything she can to stop the people who are killing anyone in a certain faction to show that she can do anything at a young age. Divergent follows the life of Beatrice ‘Tris’ Prior who leaves her faction Abnegation, the selfless faction, for Duantless, the fearless faction. She learns about the dangers of Duantless and needs to do everything she can to save her old faction. It’s a truly amazing book with a few unneeded parts. It tells an amazing journey of a girl and can make your imagination grow.

Dystopia is one of my favourite genres, and Divergent does not disappoint. It totally knocked my socks off, and I am kicking myself for waiting so long to read it! This dystopian society contains five factions, which developed as a result of people’s blame of different personality flaws for the world’s downfall: Amity (who are kind and loving towards others and blame aggression), Erudite (who seek to educate themselves because they blame ignorance), Candor (who are brutally honest because they blame schemers), Abnegation (who are completely selfless because they blame selfishness), and Dauntless (who are fearless because they blame cowards). The factions all have their own rules of dress, behaviour, food, and shelter. When a person reaches 16 years of age, she will undergo an aptitude test which involves a simulation to determine which faction she will belong to. The subject is presented with different scenarios and options. How the subject chooses to respond to each scenario will eventually eliminate a faction. The test continues until just one is left. The person then needs to make a choice to either remain in the faction that she was raised in or transfer into another faction. The person does not necessarily have to choose the faction that was the outcome of the aptitude test. Rather, it reveals to the subject their propensity towards one faction over another. Faction transfers are often frowned upon by both the faction they have deserted and the one that they have joined. They often have to prove themselves that they are worthy of the new faction, since they have been raised in a completely different manner with different ideals. Each faction transfer must endure an initiation. The protagonist of the story is Beatrice “Tris” Pryor, who is a 16 year-old teenager. She was raised in the Abnegation faction and is facing her upcoming aptitude test. Putting all others before herself has never come easily to her. Her older brother, Caleb, makes it seem so easy. Tris struggles with it, and she has always felt like she never really fit in. Her natural instinct is her curious nature, which has been stifled by Abnegation’s rules. The results of Tris’ aptitude test are inconclusive. The tester reveals to her that she has equal aptitude for Abnegation, Erudite, and Dauntless. These results are rare, and she is warned not to discuss the results with anyone because it would be dangerous for her. Tris is faced with a monumental decision to either stay with her family in Abnegation or join another faction. Roth’s world-building had me utterly engrossed. I loved the segregation of the society into different factions and how different each one was from the others. I loved Tris, and I could relate to her. Her strength and courage makes her such a great role model. I loved how she evolved and came into her own. I also really enjoyed the budding romance with her love interest, Four! This is a fantastic YA dystopian with non-stop action, and it was difficult to put it down! I cannot wait to read the next book in the series, Insurgent, which was released last year. I have really enjoyed the last few books narrated by Emma Galvin (including Kresley Cole's Poison Princess and Jamie McGuire's Beautiful Disaster), and this one is no exception. She was believable as teenage Tris, and she didn’t overdo the characterizations. She has a clear voice, which is easy to listen to, and her pace is bang-on. A great narrator draws you into the story and makes it even more intense, and Galvin certainly achieved this!

Everyone was telling me that I should read this and everyone was always talking about it so I decided to give it a try. At first I wasn't really enjoying it but once the story picked up i could barley keep away from it. I loved the characters and how their personalities were like nothing Ive ever seen and the plot was just amazing. Not too fast and not too slow. i couldn't believe how amazing the plot and events were. I can't wait to read the second one. :D

I personally love this book. It's more about Tris learning to live with the decision she made then trying to pick a fraction to go into. I felt that Tris is relatable and isn't your typical lead female character. Shes short, admits and has other people admit that she isnt pretty (but isn't ugly), doesn't win every fight, and isn't at the top of everything and isn't the best at everything. I hate when people compare books to other books, and i find that a lot of people are comparing this series to The Hunger Games. I think that, yes, there are some similarities, but much more differences between the two series. The characters are not the same (I find that Tris, for all the reasons above, is not like Katniss), and the plot, although has some similarities, is mostly different. I do admit that Divergent might not be the same book as it would be if The Hunger Games were not written, nor would it have the same effect on readers. Again, i believe that books shouldn't be compared to others. I liked Four and the relationship between Him and Tris. I felt it added more to the story and definitely made it more appealing. The writing was really good. About 3/4 of the time I could picture all the feelings of the characters and the scenes, but I had trouble with the Pit and the glass building. I enjoyed all of the events and the whole premise of this series. When buying this book, I was hesitant because I wasn't familiar with the author and it did sound like the typical fantasy book with a lead girl who is emotionally and physically strong who also happens to save the day. This wasn't one of those books. Tris does things that other characters in other books like this one don't do. She is sometimes not emotionally stable and can act like a regular teenage girl, especially when it comes to romance. She regrets some of her decisions, and I feel like I could connect with her from the start. I cant wait until i read the next book, and after reading Divergent, i think most of you will feel the same way.

I absolutely fell in love with this book. I can not believe that I have to wait several months for the next book to come out. Plus I think its fantastic that this series is being made into a move but again have to wait more than a year for that tear tear.

For the simple reason that I had lots of books on my to-read list, I delayed reading this one. I should not have done that! Read it now, right away, go get it and dive right in. I was expecting something similar to the Hunger Games and the Delirium series,and at first it is. But then it changes. It is a lot more violent, and the main character takes charge of her life in a more concrete way. Tris felt realistic and believable because she was flawed, but without being annoying or unlikeable. Read this book!

I read this book on the suggestion of an employee I got to talking with at Indigo who stated that it was better than The Hunger Games. The moment I read the first chapter I knew this wasn't something I was going to like. There were a couple reasons that stood out. First, the plot itself didn't feel relatable in any way, more mediocre than anything else. In my opinion, it was b/c the whole idea of being divergent didn't seem very realistic. If you think about it, and I know this is a fictional story, every one of us is divergent. I don't believe any one of us would be able to classify ourselves as just 'Abnegation' or 'Dauntless.' Second, like another comment I read here, Beatrice Prior is not a character I find relatable or worth reading about. Bella Swan was more interesting and I'm not a fan of the Twilight series either. And third, once I got to the end I felt like I had read another Twilight book without the vampires and werewolves and the actual plot of the book being weak and pointless. I read this b/c of my interest in the dystopian/futuristic genre and it didnt meet my expectations. Neither did Insurgent, the second installment to the trilogy. Just my thoughts on the book. As far as comparing this to The Hunger Games goes, that trilogy far surpasses this one. As far as the Harry Potter series are concerned, this does not come remotely close to the literary skills of J.K. Rowling.

I'm going to make this review short and to the point. I'm not usually a fan of writing lengthy reviews for books that are surrounded by so much hype, and have already accumulated umpteen amounts of reviews. I picked up this book pretty much knowing exactly what I was in for (the joy and curse of reviews!). I knew that I had to separate myself from my intense love for the dystopian mastery that was The Hunger Games, and start the Divergent trilogy with a completely open mind. With that said, and with a mind completely open to all possibilities..I was disappointed not even halfway through. Like many other reviews point out, the back story for this book was lacking and almost non-existent. I felt disconnected from Beatrice ("Tris") very early on in the book, and spent the remainder of the book trying to find something relatable and redeeming. Her character just came across as very bland and whiny-ironic, seeing as how the entire book is spent trying to convince the reader that she has rid herself of these exact qualities. The reader is suppose to believe that she's actually "evolving"..I just didn't buy it. If I were to use an analogy, reading about her character felt like trying to remember a dream that I had, but it's quickly slipping away-she just wasn't memorable to me. As for her relationship with Four-didn't care for it. The numerous descriptions of Tris having a severely under developed body just rubbed me the wrong way-and picturing her with Four's older character just bordered slightly on perverted. The climax of the story seemed a little "toy soldier-ish" to me. Almost as if I were reading a play instead of a "thriller filled with electrifying decisions[...]". The motives were poorly explained-that could be on account of, again, the entire book having almost zero back-story explanation. Ok, so much for this review being short. I didn't completely dislike this book. It was quick-paced and entertaining-just not in a way that made much sense. I am definitely going to-and in the process of-reading the other books in this series. It has to get better from here *fingers crossed*