Radwa Khattab
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I watched the movie - of course - but I never thought about reading the book. just like THG, I think that since there's movies of it that I'm watching, I don't need to read the books. What do you think? Suggestions?
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Leonora
Read the book. Books are always more likely to give more detail and its just so much better in general.
Sarah
Read it
The books are way better
The books are way better
Shemayah Drake
The books for basically any movie have way more information and are sooooooo much better
Barbara Sherrick
I read the book before watching the movie. The book was way better. The growing love story was more touching in the book. The book made more sense too.
una
You should read the whole series Radwa
RR
The book and the movie have different plot lines, as all
books----------------->movies do. Read the book, it's more interesting than the movie.
books----------------->movies do. Read the book, it's more interesting than the movie.
Abigail
YES read it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nikitha
Do not miss reading the book. It is better, because it has more of a bigger and better description than the movie. Also, it gives you that inner feelings of Tris, and you will be able to make a lot out of the story. You can read and visualize the character development and the theme, as well as foreshadowing in the book.
Unknown^Narwal^60
you should definitely read the books. in my opinion i would have loved it if they made the movie just like the book
Alex
READ!!! The books are so much better!
Andreanna
Read the book, books are totally worth the time. Movies are great, but the books are better.
Emma
I didn't understand the divergent book so I watched the movie and it made much more sense
Savannah Hussey
The book is soooooo much better than the movie
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