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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – A Divergent Conclusion: Allegiant

Posted on October 4, 2014 by DMW

I can’t believe I have finished the ‘Divergent’ trilogy. I already started missing the characters I love and the world I have come to know through Veronica Roth’s superb storytelling, before I even finished this book. So, now is the … Continue reading →

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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – The “Divergent” Trilogy: Book Two… “Insurgent”

Posted on September 16, 2014 by DMW

There are few times when the second book in a series or trilogy will surpass the book that started it all. I mean in that first book lies the discovery – a whole new world to immerse yourself in. By … Continue reading →

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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – “Divergent”

Posted on August 5, 2014 by DMW

I am sure that everyone and their mother have heard of the book “Divergent”. I mean it is beyond popular, made Veronica Roth a household name (deservedly so) when it comes to dystopian fiction and is now a major motion … Continue reading →