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Probably not, although there was a novella set after the events of book six called Believe Me. Is Shatter Me worth reading? I’m sorry—what?” I take my hand off my gun; feel my body unclench. “Kenji, what are you talking about? This isn’t about the war?”
Breia Brissey (November 22, 2011). " 'Shatter Me' author Tahereh Mafi talks her debut dystopian novel". Entertainment Weekly.Ps: I didn't read the 2 novellas bcos I realized too late that it was supposed to be read together with the main books , so after finishing the 6 books I just jump to the last novella which is also like the last book ... This wall, in particular, is not so white as to be offensive, but a sharp enough shade of white to pique my curiosity, which is nothing short of a miracle, really, because I’ve been staring at it for the greater part of an hour. Thirty-seven minutes, to be exact. The devastatingly romantic novella in Shatter Me series, chronicling the events after Imagine Me, the explosive sixth novel. Juliette and Warner fought hard to take down the Reestablishment once and for all. Life in the aftermath isn’t easy, as they and their friends at the Sanctuary work with their limited resources to stabilize the world. Warner has his sights set on more than just politics. Since he proposed to Juliette two weeks ago, he’s been eager to finally marry her, the person he loves more than anything and has endured so much to be with. But with so much chaos around them, it’s been nearly impossible for them to have a wedding. And even Juliette has been distracted by everything they need to do. At long last, Warner and Juliette’s future together is within reach, but the world continues to try to pull them apart. Will they finally be able to be happily, officially, together? As the stakes rise and the world hangs in the balance, Juliette must confront her own inner demons and make difficult choices that will shape the future of her world. Mafi’s mesmerizing prose captures the raw emotions, sacrifice, and resilience of the characters, as they navigate the treacherous path towards freedom.
I only know that I was transported by someone in a white van who drove 6 hours and 37 minutes to get me here. I know I was handcuffed to my seat. I know I was strapped to my chair. I know my parents never bothered to say good-bye. I know I didn’t cry as I was taken away. At long last, Warner and Juliette’s future together is within reach, but the world continues to try to pull them apart. Will they finally be able to be happily, officially, together?I've noticed Mafi is the type of author that could write a whole chapter describing a character's feelings. It's not a bad thing but there are times when I feel like some of those are unnecessary (I swear I do not mean it in a bad way). I still love her. He presses his lips together. Looks up at the ceiling. “So, okay—the first thing you need to know is that this isn’t my fault, okay? I was just trying to help.” I have nothing but a small notebook and a broken pen and the numbers in my head to keep me company. 1 window. 4 walls. 144 square feet of space. 26 letters in an alphabet I haven’t spoken in 264 days of isolation.
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