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Panic (2014)

by Lauren Oliver(Favorite Author)

3.52 of 5 Votes: 6

ISBN

0062014552 (ISBN13: 9780062014559)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fiction

publisher

HarperCollins

series

Panic

review 1: I don't know what it is about Lauren Oliver, but she somehow always manages to end her books with a beautiful metaphor. The beginning and the middle were okay-- I have to say, it was drawn out in some parts and I felt like I could see through a lot of what was happening and guess the coming events, but there were a few twists even I didn't see coming. Overall, it was a long yet quick read about fear and the places it can take you.
review 2: This suspenseful book, Panic, catches people's attention right away just by the book cover. If you haven't heard of this book, you wouldn't really understand what the cover is trying to say to the viewers. "Panic" is a game, a game where teenagers come together and basically put their lives on the line. Teenagers want to win... more money to get out out of these not so great, cities. It's a competition, it's very interesting although the characters aren't the nicest. Characters would flip flop and could be very annoying at times. If you're into Hunger Games, I highly suggest you read this book. Lauren Oliver is a creative author and she caught my attention right away. I wouldn't mind reading the other books in the series, scale 1-10 I would rate this book as a 7, because it's not like most books. I've never read something like this, but while reading this book I could feel the characters feelings. For example, I connected with Heather a lot actually. Personally, the theme that I got from this book would be, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Sounds a bit cliche, but it's literate. Characters in this book show you that no matter how hard certain situations can get, you have to push yourself out of your comfort zone eventually because it'll make you a stronger human being and show you what you're actually capable of. less

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