Zahra’s reading log

Pandemonium

Lauren Oliver

Finished the book

Question 11

I would recommend this book to somebody who can visualize emotions well. And somebody who can relate or feel what it is, like to go through a dramatic life change for example your parents divorcing or someone you loved is no longer with you. But most important this person should be able to kind of know or guess what it feels like to lose someone close to you. They should know the feeling of losing someone or something close to them if they cannot relate then this book would just be very odd for them. Since what most of the book is about is the main character Lena losing the man/boy she loved and what that grief felt like to her. And so throughout the book you read about the effect it has on her and what it does to her when she is training out in the wilds. The book has a pull on people who have gone through grief because in the book many people get sick or die and it has a bad effect on the small society that is built out in the wilds. And so the book would be boring and non-entreating to people who can’t know or imagine what that grief is.

 Pandemonium

Lauren Oliver

Finished the book

Question 12

I would like to read more books by this author. Because she really made it seem as if everything you read was from the perspective of a character. And what made the book even more prodigious was the fact that the book had more than one motive throughout the whole thing. Which in my opinion makes it more interesting therefore when there is just one motive to something it gets boring in a short period of time and it is not something that interests me. But there are people who do like to read books with one motive.                                                                   
  And in the long run I have never quiet read a book like this one and I really enjoyed each thing about it. Everything the book had to offer just made it even better. And it has been a while since I have enjoyed a book as much as have this one the motives of the book just opened up a whole new side to the book each time.