Shutter Me - Tahereh Mafi
A dystopian read with a unique first-person writing style that focuses on the protagonists’ personal relationships but mainly on the thoughts and psyche of the main character. A lyrical, psychological style of writing that unfortunately will not suit many, as was the case for me. I would give it 2 to 3 stars because I found it quite strange, but at the same time, I want to see what happens next. I definitely haven’t read anything similar in a book before.

Intrigue, secrecy, and a world reminiscent of Divergent, Hunger Games, or Maze Runner. Politics, plot twists, rules—a mess in the New Governance. As a fan of the genre, I dare say it was lacking and poorly executed, even though the idea had potential. The characters’ powers as well as the political intrigue were two elements that kept me reading. I admit that at first, I got tired of the author’s writing, which tried to put us in the protagonist’s mind, but it played an important role in the plot. From the middle onwards, it keeps the reader in suspense. However, as I mentioned, the writing was not for me. I definitely want to see what happens in the next ones to have an opinion. I would like to see more about some characters.