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Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read The Selection Series 5-Book Collection: The Selection, The Elite, The One, The Heir, The Crown.The Selection Series By Kiera Cass Authentic, Brand New Books Published by HarperTeen Language: English ISBN: 9780062651631 Format: Boxed Set: Paperback.America Singer lives in IlÃ?Â©a, the former United States where society is broken up into eight different castes. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. The Selection Series 5-Book Collection: The Selection, The Elite, The One, The Heir, The Crown - Ebook written by Kiera Cass.

The royal family has a contest of sorts that picks the future wife and princess of Prince Maxon. What a crazy world she lives in. The law states you must be married to have sex and not have any illegtemate children. Six, Seven and Eight take up jobs serving the rest of the castes or none at all in EightÃ¢?s case. Four and Five being the working class. Two and Three being the wealthy.

The selection began with 35 girls.I liked the beginning. Download From Blood and Ash Books now Available in PDF, EPUB, Mobi Format. Lovejoy’s script The Arsonist Love Story made the 2010 Black kieracassalibrarie. DiNovi Pictures’ Denise DiNovi and Alison Greenspan are producing with Pouya Shahbazian. America is picked and she ends up living at the palace, befriending a friendly girl named Marelle, and a budding friendship with the Prince.'Warner Bros has won film rights to Kiera Cass’ global bestseller The Selection, the first of a five-novel series, and has set Black List scribe Katie Lovejoy to adapt it.

The Selection could be a wonderful opportunity for you, for all of us. The amount of getting-to-know-each-other scenes were great , and their friendship seemed genuine, but you can just tell there was going to be more drama than it seemed.contain herself. There was a lot of filler scenes such as the photo shoots or watching the IlÃ?Â©real Report.

Only with teenagers, and a royal family thrown into the mix. Well it felt like I was reading The Bachelor as a book. It was entertaining, yet cruel to watch as women threw themselves at the same man and watch as the jealously ebbed and flowed. If anyone paying the least amount of attention just by reading the synopsis knew what was gonna happen, raise their hand! *raises hand* I watched The Bachelor when it first came out.

She is strong and fragile at the same time, like all characters should be, and ultimately courageous seeing how much she has going on her life when she gets picked to be one of the Selected ladies in the run for Prince Maxon's hand. I did! -, but I do think she is a very compelling and passionate protagonist. I seriously hope we get to see this new world explored to its maximum in the following books since its foundation sounds truly promising, although I do believe the romance will be the true core of The Elite, but hey, I might be wrong! I hope I am.About the characters, America Singer might have the most clichÃƒƒƒÃƒ‚Ã‚Â© name of the entire literary universe - even though it's possible to start liking it after a while. Unfortunately, what started by being something really cool and interesting seeing the action was never stopped for the new society to be presented to the reader, it ended falling a little short for me.

In my opinion, I just think a couple of things were missing, such as more information regarding Maxon's interaction with the other contestants, more details about both the attacks and attackers - during the scenes where the palace was invaded - and, maybe, a little more tension in general, especially when it came to Celeste hating everybody and actually doing something about it.The big finale, well. A lot! And I can't wait for it!The plot is really exciting, and once you get into the Selection show, it becomes a complete page-turner. Personally, I would give him a bit more salt, just to spice him a little, but I have a strong feeling that a lot is going to change in book two. My attentions moved to Prince Maxon, who is kind and well educated and totally worthy of my compassion once I understood all the pressure he had on his shoulders. I understand that it is his job to provide for his family - and now for Mer as well - but I don't think that was enough reason to terminate such a powerful love. What I kind of disliked about her was how sometimes she sounded a bit out of her edge for someone who is not accustomed on having close friends or any other people around her, so it looked like, at times, she was way too comfortable for hew own good, showing off a certain aggressive and hostile slashes of personality.As for the boys, I was betting my money on Aspen, right in the beginning due to their love appear to be so truthful and special, but the way the relationship came to an end - or to a pause, I'm not really sure - it flushed away all my sympathy for the guy.

And now I'm anxiously waiting for the release of The Elite, which is to due out in mid April. And even though, initially, I was expecting something else in terms of storyline - don't ask me what exactly 'cause I don't know -, I truly loved this book. The story was attention-grabbing, the characters were mysterious - and still have a lot to show! -, and the writing was just perfect for someone like me who is not very used to reading in English. It also left a lot of doors open for the following book, which is awesome because we, as readers, get into that state of mind where we don't really know what to expect - in a good way!Overall, this was a great reading. I think the way Aspen reappeared in Mer's life was a bit too expected, a clichÃƒƒƒÃƒ‚Ã‚Â© that could have been solved - and avoid - if the author had decided to give a different twist in the story, but the way America dealt with it by the end was the more mature and correct possible way.

Maybe it is just my readings of Ester or a christian fiction that was based on Ester. And I can't figure out where. Character development and growth is really what gets me involved emotionally and otherwise in stories, and I knew that watching America would be a journey that I did not want to miss out on.I feel like I have read this before. I could see similar character traits in her as myself, and then others that makes her stronger, others that I knew she had much room to grow and change. I really connected with America.

Others, like Celeste-well, let me just say that she made a perfect character to hate. She was so open and I loved the budding friendship between her and America. Some, like Marlee made me smile. There was a lot of tension going into making this decision, and that was just the beginning of what kept me reading this book.The other girls in the competition were fun to read about. She also decides to do it because Aspen doesn't want to live with the guilt of holding her back. I understand completely her choosing to participate in the selection to help her family because while she isn't the lowest class, they do struggle for food.

Cass did a great job writing this and set this up, because I was all prepared to pull for first love and forbidden romance, but I loved the interactions between America and Maxon. But as she got to know him, my heart melted and I was pulling for her to be able to leave Aspen in her past and chose him. At first, I thought much like America, that he was stuck up and unreachable.

The writing is light and imaginative as the author builds a world of castes, rebels and a government rearing against collapse. It was too good to keep down for long. Show moreBy Brandi Kosiner (Brandi Breathes Books)Before I knew it, I'd finished the book in a blink of an eye.

Not to be IllÃ©a's princess. She's initially skeptical about Prince Maxon and the rest of the royal family, only because of outward perceptions, but she concedes to changing herself and her outlook on life, which in turn gives her strength.'That was my great ambition.