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THE MIDNIGHT STAR is the perfect finale to The Young Elites series. It's one of those endings that leaves you feeling so many different emotions. This book is so good! It's always bitter sweet when a series ends, but this ending was so fitting. It not only wraps up the storyline, it brings the intertwined character journeys full circle. These journeys are ones that are full of heartache, love, loss, redemption, sacrifice, and so much more.

One of the things I admire Lu's writing with this series, are her characters. I've really come to care for these characters, whether they're good, or bad. I also that that Lu characters don't just make a choice for the sake of making a choice. I hope that makes sense. There are reasons for their choices, and while I don't always agree with those choices, Lu allows me to understand why they are made. All choices have a consequence, and The Midnight Star storyline is when some of those consequences happen.

Out of all the characters in this series, Adeline is the one who really grew on me the most. I admired her no apologizes type attitude. Sure, she's been brutal and ruthless in her actions, but in some weird way, I've understood why. That doesn't mean I've agreed with her actions, but I've understood them. However, this book is the one where I really felt like I understood her as a whole, as well as the choices she makes. I'm being vague so I don't spoil anything, but she is a character who really comes full circle. She realizes she may not have always made the best choices, though at the time she thought they were.

There are some other relationships in this book that I just loved reading about. My word, bittersweet doesn't even cover some of the things that happen in this book. Marie Lu is doesn't hold back with the surprises, discoveries, and shocking turn of events. Her characters, the mythology, the world building, and the story itself felt so much richer, and vividly detailed. I loved being back in this world.

The Midnight Star is the ending I've been waiting for. It's dark, it's awesome, it's all the answers I've been waiting to get. It's not the ending I necessarily excepted, but it's the one that needed to happen. It just felt right. Believe me, this ending will leave you with so many book feelings. YES, this book is definitely worth picking up! It was definitely worth the wait!


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The Midnight Star The Young Elites Marie Lu Books Reviews

I’m having trouble with analyzing my feelings over Marie Lu’s The Midnight Star! She brought about an epic conclusion to The Young Elites trilogy in a way that I never saw coming! Though I was sort of betting on one part of the outcome, though it was such a small thing to be right about in the big picture, which ironically made me insanely happy despite a few tears!

Adelina is queen now, she pretty much has everything she could ever want, but yet, her new life is not all what she was hoping for. Violetta, her sister, has run away from her and joined the Daggers. Violetta wanted her to give up her powers for she feared they would eventually destroy her. Driven by her powers and the voices she’s heard since coming into her powers, she searches for Violetta, whether she wants revenge or reconciliation isn’t too clear, but soon a new travesty will take her full attention.

Adelina and Magiano find themselves in cahoots with the Daggers, the very ones who had turned against Adelina. Raffaele speaks of a prophecy of sorts that basically says that all the Young Elites with their gifted powers will eventually die from them. That in order to save all of them and thus the world they know, they will have to give their powers back to the gods and goddesses. Adelina isn’t too fond of this plan since she in fact loves her powers and how she’s become so much stronger with them, but when she sees that her sister is ailing because of her own abilities, Adelina knows she must at least try.

I’ve always felt for Adelina in this one. Perhaps I am not remembering the first book well enough, but I felt like at every turn Adelina was always pushed into being a villain. Her choices were taken from her and she was forced to help Teren in order to save her sister. Her newfound friends turned against her and never seemed to want to hear her side of things. I’ve just felt heartbreak for her. True, she has made some crazy scary choices over the course of the series. The powers that she gained seemed to have gone straight to her head and she couldn’t really think clearly.

There was still a nice dose of romance scattered throughout the book! Even with Enzo coming back to life in a somewhat zombie-ish-like form, I was still pretty much Team Magiano! He continued to stay by Adelina’s side no matter what happened and I admired him for that! Their romance wasn’t overly gushy or lovey dovey and I loved that about it too! I loved that their feelings ran deep and the ways that they did show affection with one another was endearing. Would I have minded just a teeny bit more kissing? Naturally! But I still enjoyed what we got regardless!

The pacing and action in this one was pretty incredible as well! Going from a search for her sister amid all the different countries to a journey that is fraught with extreme danger made for a heart-racing read indeed!

I had heard that this book turned people into an emotional wreck and oh my goodness, I so get it now! I feel wrecked over several things! So much happened, so many tears were shed for so many different reasons! And yet, I have to say that the ending was pretty satisfying in the long run, despite all the emotional turmoil I endured! If it wasn’t for that tiny little extra piece that we had at the end, I think I would be more of a blubbering mess right now. As it is, I’m just emotionally wrecked! Lol! That I have dealt with before, so it’s nothing new! Needless to say the ending was pretty freaking perfect all things considered!

Marie Lu is an author who just knows how to write incredible, heart-touching, and soul-wrenching stories! She is extraordinarily talented and I cannot wait to read more stories from her in the future!

Overall Rating 4.5/5 stars
THE MIDNIGHT STAR is the perfect finale to The Young Elites series. It's one of those endings that leaves you feeling so many different emotions. This book is so good! It's always bitter sweet when a series ends, but this ending was so fitting. It not only wraps up the storyline, it brings the intertwined character journeys full circle. These journeys are ones that are full of heartache, love, loss, redemption, sacrifice, and so much more.

One of the things I admire Lu's writing with this series, are her characters. I've really come to care for these characters, whether they're good, or bad. I also that that Lu characters don't just make a choice for the sake of making a choice. I hope that makes sense. There are reasons for their choices, and while I don't always agree with those choices, Lu allows me to understand why they are made. All choices have a consequence, and The Midnight Star storyline is when some of those consequences happen.

Out of all the characters in this series, Adeline is the one who really grew on me the most. I admired her no apologizes type attitude. Sure, she's been brutal and ruthless in her actions, but in some weird way, I've understood why. That doesn't mean I've agreed with her actions, but I've understood them. However, this book is the one where I really felt like I understood her as a whole, as well as the choices she makes. I'm being vague so I don't spoil anything, but she is a character who really comes full circle. She realizes she may not have always made the best choices, though at the time she thought they were.

There are some other relationships in this book that I just loved reading about. My word, bittersweet doesn't even cover some of the things that happen in this book. Marie Lu is doesn't hold back with the surprises, discoveries, and shocking turn of events. Her characters, the mythology, the world building, and the story itself felt so much richer, and vividly detailed. I loved being back in this world.

The Midnight Star is the ending I've been waiting for. It's dark, it's awesome, it's all the answers I've been waiting to get. It's not the ending I necessarily excepted, but it's the one that needed to happen. It just felt right. Believe me, this ending will leave you with so many book feelings. YES, this book is definitely worth picking up! It was definitely worth the wait!