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Original Title:	Reached
ISBN:	0525423664 (ISBN13: 9780525423669) URL http://www.matched-book.com/book-reached.html
Series:	Matched #3
Characters:	Cassia Reyes, Ky Markham, Xander Carrow

Reached (Matched #3)

Ally Condie

Hardcover | Pages: 512 pages

Rating: 3.56 | 134893 Users | 11027 Reviews

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In a word, dull. Dull and boring. **MINOR SPOILERS** What should have been a bigger event in this book - the Rising fighting the Society - ended up being nothing. At first I honestly thought that maybe my book was missing several chapters - you know, the chapters where something actually happens - but it turns out that the Rising taking over the Society was just that - nothing. There's no action, no suspense, no anything. By the end of the book, I didn't care about Ky, Xander, or Cassia, although it all ended rather predictably for all three of them. I also thought the book was overly vague. Sometimes leaving things vague and trying to create a great symbolism works really well for books, but in this book it actually worked against it. From the jobs (still don't know what the heck a "sorter" is and why computers can't do it) to the "Society" and the "Rising" - everything is just so vague. I also didn't understand how Ky and Indie suddenly became the best trained pilots there ever was or how Xander got medical training so quickly. I could go on about the flaws of this book, but honestly it's hard to even describe the flaws since it's almost impossible to find specific concrete details. Overall, not a *terrible* book, I like the way the author tries to interweave the poetry, but in the end, disappointing.

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Title	:	Reached (Matched #3)
Author	:	Ally Condie
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Dutton
Pages	:	Pages: 512 pages
Published	:	November 13th 2012 by Penguin
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Romance

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Party pooper coming through!Let me give it to you all cut and dry... it was okay, entertaining, but not what I was expecting.That was... unexpected to say the least. Every time I think of Matched, the first book in the series, I get this happy feeling in my head because it was a book I really loved. And that book was about love, plain and simple. Forbidden love found in a hopeless place (HA, to quote Rhianna). Sure Crossed dropped the ball a tad, but that usually happens with the second book. I



Wow.Where do I even start?So much happened in this final, much anticipated book in the Matched trilogy! I remember reading Matched and Crossed back to back this summer and although I wasn't blown away by either book, I was so excited to get my hands on the last one to see how it all ended! I'm not going to lie, when I started Reached I was a bit disappointed. I don't know if it was because I was wary after being let down by the first two books, but I was procrastinating for finals and wanted to

TEAM. XANDER.Okay, now that I have THAT out of the way...3.5 stars (but I'm rounding up because Matched was beautiful)Better than Crossed but not as good as Matched. Let me say, Ally Condie has some gorgeous writing in this book. There are moments of real brilliance in her prose. However, her writing style is so introspective, so sparse, so poetic that it doesn't fit a story with any kind of action or peril. There is no urgency in these words. The writing worked SO WELL in Matched with its

Was it wrong for me to actually hope that there would be some sort of improvement in the last book of the Matched trilogy?Maybe. Maybe not.Reached, for me, was every bit of what I did NOT want a final book to be.Here are four things I did not like about it, in honor of the four blank spaces in my rating. #1: THE FLIMSY LOVE TRIANGLE Don't get me wrong, but I do love ADORE well-written love triangles. You know, ones that handle the three involved with reverence, ones that leave them with dignity

Actual rating 2.5 stars.This series, based on synopsis, had so much potential and seemed to be tailor made for my particular interests. What was delivered, however, was an exciting sub-plot centering around a tedious, teenage romance.In my reviews for this series I have not given enough credit to how absolutely stunning the writing is. It has a poignant, lyrical beauty to it that had me scribbling an endless sea of quotes into my notebook. This alone, however, wasn't enough to hold my interest

I will of course not be adding a stupid star to this. Just saying. You haven't read the book, why on earth must you add all these stars to it. So you liked Matched and Crossed, brilliant! Doesn't mean you should get it five stars. Didn't like Matched or Crossed. Don't give it one just yet.Anyways, after reading Matched and Crossed, I feel like I have an obligation to read this. Matched was a good book. Bought it after reading it in the library. Crossed however, I did not fancy. Bored me. The