Courtesy of Teens Read Too 21

Courtesy of Teens Read Too 21

Delirium: The Special Edition (Hardcover)

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Gold Star Award Winner!

In the world That Lena HAS grown up in, love is a disease. It's called "deliria," and when to turn eighteen people, They UNDERGO a procedure called Expired the "cure." This ensures that no one is infected by the disease.

Lena HAS grown up counting down the days up to and she can be safe cured. Aim the summer before her Eighteenth birthday, the unthinkable happens - she falls in love! Knowing That Caught entre Following her head and the rules of her community by getting cured will assurer a future safe, and Following her heart, Lena Struggles with Deciding what is right and what is wrong.

Back When I read BEFORE I FALL by Lauren Oliver, Everyone was raving about it. And while I liked it, I did not think It was as great as Everyone was Claiming. So when i read about DELIRIUM, I did not get my hopes up. Boy purpose Was I surprised! This book was so much better than BEFORE I FALL!

Right off the bat, I Was engrossed in the story. A world without love? Even I can not imagine HAVING to live and not being white ble to feel things. I really can not fathom it. I am a very emotional person, so the idea of ​​being "cured" of the "disease" is astonishing to me! Aim the way the community Was Described made it feel so real. Very scary! (I loved the quotes That Were at the Beginning of Each chapter. - They Were from "real" books talking about the disease)

Quickly I Grew to love Lena. She tried so hard to be good and follow the rules, yet she Knew something was wrong and she Followed her * gasp * heart. And I loved Alex, too! What a sweet guy!

There are several surprises in this story. I have to say That I Personally About did not like the ending, goal That Does not stop it from being white an amazing story. The ending is good and it fits; it's just not what I thought Was going to happen. It's been awhile since I have felt That Strongly about a book and thought about it so much Afterwards. So far, this is my favorite book of the year!

Reviewed by: Andrea