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Ranking the Shatter Me Series books!

 HEYYYYYY, So I've read the Shatter Me series by Tahereh Mafi lately which is a dystopian book (etl) and I'm going to rank it based on how happening it is along with pace. I read these 6 books in less than 5 days. The books are made into 2 trilogy which is listed as follows:

Set 1 - Shatter Me, Unravel Me, Ignite Me.

Set 2 - Restore Me, Defy Me, Imagine Me.

Review: 

1. Ignite me

This is one of the best books in the shatter me series. The part where the enemies turn to lovers. The slow burn ends here,and there's tension between the two mmc's. Its fast-paced, most likely to finish it in 5 hours. The mmc is very well written and you will definitely love this part. The FMC grows more stronger and confident, and the ending is pretty satisfying. 9/10



2. Defy me

This book changes the way you would look at the entire plot. The perspective is changed entirely and it is so wholesome the way the author portrayed it to be. Here again, theres alot of emotions involved, alot of secrets disclosed that gives us the bigger picture of what the plot is. 8.9/10



3.Unravel me

The slow burn between the mmc and fmc starts here. She tries to understand her emotions and control her powers well enough. Theres alot of secrets uncovered in this part, that makes you see the characters differently but you also get a deeper understanding of what the story is like. 8.7/10




4. Restore me

This is the first book of the second set, although the ending was great and shocking, I felt it was a little slow paced. It starts of from the events left of in the previous book and it gradually gets better. The built up and delivery of the cliffhanger was great, unexpected. 8.6/10

5. Shatter Me

This is the first book so it is kinda slow paced, I didn't understand the concept until I was half-way through the book. I was inconsistent in reading it, but slowly once I got the hang of the story it gradually got better. 8.5/10




6. Imagine me

This is the last book, by the time we reach this book the plot felt kinda monotonous. Felt like the same things were happening again, quite dramatic. Although I like how the author gave closure to the series. The fmc was meant to be strong, the character with the power but in this part her vulnerability is shown, which is quite great. 7.8/10







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