Convergence

The enormous success of The Hunger Games has consistently been emulated. This novel is clearly part, in line with what was proposed in the Hunger Games. With such a title, convergence is almost comical ;-)

The similarities are such that we are far from being out of place: the same atmosphere, the same kind of writing, a main character to the character and very close to the HG Katniss reactions.

With all that, you would think that the sauce did not at my level. Ben surprisingly, rather though. It reads like whey (okay, I doubt that this expression exists), a "page turner" calibrated for teens and young adults, very effective.

Of course, I liked more surprises, more original dystopia, but it's still devilishly effective, engaging, sometimes violent.

A flat on the end, too quickly shipped to believe that consideration should be in the format to not scare away the barge.

I will read later with pleasure, and hope that the author will make the effort to get out of gender stereotypes.

In conclusion, 4 stars for the addictive side, 3 stars for that feeling of "déjà-lu".