Alex Moore

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Mrs. Boyden has read a book.

Mrs. Boyden is now reading a book. (see 2 more books added to shelf)

Mrs. Boyden reviewed a book.

““Truth” is a critical part of this book. Throughout the story, the characters are often forced to share it—not by their own free will, but by being subjected to truth serum. As Tris constantly questions what people will think of her after she reveals her own inner secrets, I kept thinking about...”

““Truth” is a critical part of this book. Throughout the story, the characters are often forced to share it—not by their own free will, but by being subjected to truth serum. As Tris constantly questions what people will think of her after she reveals her own inner secrets, I kept thinking about my own secrets and what would be revealed if I were forced to take the serum. Telling the truth—the full truth—is an act of vulnerability and exposure, and not many of us are willing to be so brave.

Overall, I appreciated how Roth tied the concept of truth to the actions and people within this story. I think this book is an interesting twist on the importance of being a well-rounded person, and I’m interested to see what Roth has in store for the third novel.”

Mrs. Boyden has read a book. (see 8 more books added to shelf)