Start by marking “Juntos: Caminos cruzados (Juntos, #2)” as Want to Read: I still liked Ky and Cassia, since Ally Condie writes with such feeling and depth. Segundo libro de la trilogía, Juntos Con su amor, Cassia y Ky han quebrantado las inflexibles normas de la Sociedad y ahora deben asumir las consecuencias. Caminos cruzados (Juntos 2) – Ebook written by Ally Condie. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Download for.
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In such a dangerous situation it is hard for everyone, but Cassia and Ky went through hell to find each other and be together so they al,y and forgive each other. Cassia believes Ky is the Pilot and could be their savior against the Society and an Enemy that remains a mystery. At first, I was a little disappointed with the pacing.
Matched was one of my most favorite dystopian lit. I believe that this book held a perfect amount of love and also suspense for what is to come and I enjoyed the book very much.
By contrast I could sum up what happened in this book in about a minute. This is more of a deep character sketch of Cassia, Ky and a few new characters.
Juntos: Caminos cruzados (Juntos, #2) by Ally Condie (4 star ratings)
Thanks for telling us about the problem. All along, I thought that Xander’s double crossing would have something to do with giving away Cassia’s mad chase for Ky and bringing her back to Society or something. Did it disappoint me? Boy, do they journey. As interesting as the first book, nothing more.
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It was nice seeing things from Ky’s perspective after reading Matched which was all from Cassia’s point of view. I know that there is another book in the series which I am looking forward to reading, especially after the way things were left off in Crossed.
I completely sympathize with what Cassia is feeling and how torn she is with Ky and Xander. In truth, that was not necessarily the case. Los Garrett son todo lo que no son los Redd: Overall, I would say that the series by Ally Condie has intrigued me and I think if you can get past the novel’s being slow-paced then I think it is quite an enjoyable cruzads because it holds a lot of interesting ideas that I have not read about in other books for example, The Hundreds – society dictating what you read, listen to and watch and it really makes you think of how blessed we are to live in a fondie where what we read or watch isn’t restricted.
This book is a little more wild than Matched, less composed I’ve discovered that Condie’s writing style is different from other dystopian books I’ve read. By the end of Matched, Cassia had fully embraced the notion of free will.
This doesn’t mean that anyone who uses your computer can access your account information as we separate association what the cookie provides from authentication. Really, if she chose one guy, why can’t she let the other one go?! Videos About This Book. It took me a while to get used to Ky’s voice, Cruzadso kept mistaking him for Cassia, but he goes through a very good character development at the end of the book that just lends credence to his whole character.
It was so much more deep and thought provoking than I thought it would be. It’s really quite annoying how hard it was to find the Rising yet it was so easy for them to just return Cassia to Central. I’m lingering somewhere in between 3 and 4 stars. Surprisingly, the author added Ky’s first-person perspective alongside Cassia’s. Much like its predecessor, Crossed is written in lyrical prose “Loving him gave me wings and all my work has given me the strength to move them,” Cassia says of Ky.
I missed him in this book. All mainstream modern browsers have cookies enabled by default, so if you’ve been directed to this page it probably means you’re uisng a weird and wonderful browser of your own choosing, or have disabled cookies yourself. I still liked Ky and Cassia, since Ally Condie writes with such feeling and depth, no matter how many faults the rest of the book has, the writing style is one aspect I have no bad thing to say about.
This book was really good! I love Ky in this book.
Caminos cruzados – Ally Condie
When they finally do find each other, the book’s focus changes on how the plan to get out of there and what their plans are for the future. Xander is also who helped set her on her way on this journey to find Ky armed with a large stash of blue pills. First i was like, what? Books by Ally Condie. But condke that i’ve started it, I’m interested.
Crossed is an action-driven sequel, steered by characters who break the rules, form new alliances and commit to surprising paths for the upcoming final caaminos. We get to know the world more, which was awesome. If you enjoyed Matched, you can pick up Crossed when it faminos out in November Even after reading it, I’m still suspicious! He flees with Eli and Vick in the canyons and soon Cassia and her new companion Indie follow them. Crossed is still very clean.
Things headed in different direct Quick review: I don’t have that with this book.
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My favorite character is Eli: She not only amps up the relationship between Ky and Cassia, but half the story condje told from Ky’s point of view.
All of these minor issues just kept piling up, and I wanted to make a face palm so extreme my caminoos would go through my face. She spends quite a bit of time there looking for the best opportunity to get to the outer provinces, where she believes Ky is, but is slowly losing hope of finding one.