LA SELECCIÓN / THE SELECTION: La elite / The Elite (Series #2) (Paperback)

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Sixteen-year-old America Singer is one of the only six girls still competing in the Selection; but before she can fight to win Prince Maxon and the Illean crown, she must decide where her own heart truly lies. I think my favorite parts of the book were chapter 9 and 16, I won't add spoilers, I l...

from danaenicole

[SPOILERS] So, in this book, I have decided I prefer Maxon to Aspen. Aspen has begun to remind me of Gale from "The Hunger Games". Not that I totally dislike Gale or Aspen... But they share negative qualities that make me root for their rivals. And the fact that Aspen didn't believe America could...

from STACYatUFI

America is still torn between her love for Aspen and her growing feelings for Maxon. The group of girls is getting smaller and America might not be the focus of Maxon's attention anymore. As time runs out America is left searching her feelings and deciding what she wants out of life. America has ...

from benuathanasia

I very much enjoyed the additional character development we get in this book. Most characters are revealed to be significantly more complex than they have been in previous books. However, despite me not liking him, it was kinda annoying to see how much Aspen is turning out like Gale in the latter...

from NicoleSch

One quick fact check; America told Marlee that because the violin she had belonged to the royal family and not to America herself, Marlee could hit Celeste over the head with it (or something like that,) but in the first book it was mentioned that the instruments at the palace were much better th...