Rebellion (The 100 Series Book 4) Kindle Edition

So yes, I'm going to be THAT person. Normally, I am an avid reader who can enjoy both TV shows/movies and their book counterparts. Like Harry Potter, Hunger Games, etc.; I love both book and movie. However, I stray from that feeling when it comes to The 100 series. I was super interested in the TV show when it came out, but quickly lost interest. I read the entire series of books and enjoyed it so much more! Clarke and Bellamy's relationship in the books is much more complete and less of this fighting, "will they, won't they" stuff, which I really don't like most of the time. I felt more connected to the characters in the books and felt the plot line was less convoluted than in the TV show. Even setting aside the fact that it was also made in to a TV show, it's a great book in the dystopian genre, which is one of my favorites. I would highly encourage this entire series.

This was simply anticlimactic after the other books. Honestly, the television adaptation is better than the books. That's usually not the case with anything, but in this case, the television writers did a far better job with the premise than the original author did with the books. The books are (unlike The Hunger Games or The Maze Runner) definitely -actually- YA. The television adaptation is not, and is a lot deeper for it.Even removing the TV adaptation from the picture, this is the weakest of the four books, by far. The series in book form got off to a slow start in book one, the second and third books were better, and then there was...this. I was unimpressed. It seemed like all character development went out the window, and everyone had the depth of a teaspoon. The plot was uninspired, and felt pretty detached from the rest of the series. It wasn't a horrible book, but it wasn't as good as even the first book.

I have enjoyed this whole series. Glad that things ended on a somewhat positive note. So if there is no more after this, I will be satisfied.Funny how all they have the characters from the show on the cover when some of them are not even in the books and some that are in the books are not in the show. I still enjoyed the books and continue to watch the show too.

I figured I’d pick this up because The 100 is on hiatus until February and it was worthy of picking it up. With Kass Morgan as the force behind this I wasn’t doubtful. One thing you have to know though is The 100 series as books isn’t quite like the show. They take place in the same world with some of the same characters and move at a much slower pace but it’s the same three dimensional sincere characters. Rebellion picks up where the last book left off and it was as if the last book never ended. I enjoyed every single word of this world that Morgan builds with these characters who were meant to fall in love with from the very first page. If you’re not familiar with the series please do pick it up. It’s as good as the show. It follows the adventures of 100 juvenile delinquents who are born in space and sent to Earth centuries after a nuclear apocalypse to see if its still survivable. To survive Earth though these delinquents must survive each other which is easier said than done. Morgan doesn’t have to put out another book but she totally should.

The strength of Clarke, Bellamy, Wells and the others is refreshing and this book is a hopeful ending to the series. Strong characters plus strong writing equals a great reading experience.

I love this book series. I started reading it after I stopped watching the TV show in season 3, and I wanted to see how the books matched up. I enjoyed this book (and the rest of the series) thoroughly. I think that it does a better job of establishing a post apocalyptic world than the TV series does.

I wasn’t sure where this would go after the 3rd book but I loved this final story and the way it ended. Kudos. Now I just want more 😉💕

This series held my attention but I was slightly disappointed with how it compared to the TV series. Normally I prefer books over TV or movies but with this series the TV show does it more justice. I still enjoyed the books and if I had read them before watching the series on TV I think I would have enjoyed them more.

As with the other books in this series, this one picks up where Homecoming (the 3rd book in the series) left off.We join the characters a month after the dropships arrived and the colonists and the earthborns are getting along well and preparing to celebrate with a harvest feast. Just as they are all gathering together members of an earth-worshipping cult ambush them, killing some people and kidnapping others. They steal their supplies and burn their village. The book then splits into two sections, the kidnapped people (including Wells and Glass) as they are taken away and a rescue party (including Clarke and Bellamy) as they head out to get their friends back.As before, this is another quick read and is written from a third person point of view but alternates between the main four characters. I felt this was a good but not excellent read and a good way to end the series (I have no idea if there will be any further books written). If you enjoyed the first 3, you should read and enjoy this one one too.

At first I thought a fourth book was a mistake but as it progressed,I realised how good it was as I said in the title, a fitting finale.

OMG I couldn’t put this down!! The first book was my favourite, until I read this one! It’s the perfect ending for the series and the final chapters have so much action your pulse will be racing as if you’re in the midst of it all.

Some pages (only 2-3) had this green line through them, but it was only on the inner part where no words were so it didn't affect my reading experience. Either way this was my favourite book out of the series, it had a very nice flow and interesting plot.

An interesting read as always. Book 4 didn’t have many new stories, more a repetition of the last book. New aspects would have been welcome.