Four

Four (Divergent series)
by: Veronica Roth
reviewed by: Brooklyn Taylor
285 pages

There were four main parts to this book. The first part is called The Transfer, and it gives you a glimpse into what Tobias' life was like while he still lived at home with his father even before h met Tris. The second section of the book was called The Initiate, which portrayed what Tobias went through as he was transferring from abnegation to become a dauntless. This "chapter" talks about all of his dauntless friends that he makes and the training he had to overcome before being dauntless. The third part of the book, The Son, takes place right after Tobias fully joins abnegation and gets his new job. Where we finally see Tris come into play for the first time. the last piece of the book is called The Traitor and we can begin to see a bond of trust beginning to form between Tris and Tobias, as he begins to share more and more secrets about his life and the faction with her.

This book was really cool because it takes place in the same time frame as the first book. Divergent. However, there are several small parts of this book that were not included in the first book. Which I found interesting. I would not recommend this book to someone who has not yet read the other three Divergent books. I also thought that Tobias was much more descriptive, which I liked. But he isn't as exciting of a character as Tris. But regardless, it was still fantastic.