Dividing Eden by Joelle Charbonneau
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
2.5/5 Stars.
MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE BOOK:
I just want to say: this book isn’t bad! I simply didn’t care for the characters, and it felt too much like a play. It was an interesting story, but was set in the wrong medium.
CHARACTERS/DYNAMICS:
Literally gave 0 craps about the main protag/antag, all I want to note here is if you enjoy Shakespeare’s portrayal of women (especially Lady Macbeth and Lady Hamlet), then I HIGHLY SUGGEST you read this.
PLOT:
Pretty much Shakespeare in a clusterf*ck of “YA”.
THEMES:
*pastes Hamlet and Macbeth analysis from high school*
QUOTES:
’hey I’m a woman; the source of all evil. Sin, bruh.’
— not an actual quote, but a decent summary of this book.
THE ENDING:
Wow the good guy ended up being the bad guy. What a shocker.
Kind of reminded me of the ending to the Wrath and the Dawn, actually. It’s left on a cliffhanger and the part we were all waiting for (aka content) is in the final part of the duology. Kk cool.
IMPACT:
Mmmmm I’m reminded AGAIN how much I don’t like Harper Teen YA fantasy.
Cal's Reading Corner 
uguughgh whyyyyy i can’t get through this book; it’s been 6 months. i like some harper fantasy (specifically anything Katherine Tegan because i love Katherine Tegan) but it’s true that a lot of it is ehhh for me.
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It’s incredibly meh and I skimmed a loooot of it tbh
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