I have to admit, I haven't read in a long time an YA dystopian novel, so I kind of forgot how silly a few things can be in this book. Maybe I would have given it more than 3-3.5 stars if I read it in my YA dystopian novels period. 
 Oh, and there might be some small spoilers. Can't hold it, sorry. 
 First, we have Clarke. Kind of liked her, kind of not. She had an awkward and pretty not plausible past, but it's not really my concern. 
 Then, we have Wells, chancellor's boy, who decides to speed up everything set in motion so he can rescue not quite, she is sent to Earth anyway Clarke. And he goes with her because he is in love with her. On a planet which is probably full of radiations? Awkward, yep. 
 We have also Bellamy, the guy who put the chancellor in a coma so he can go on Earth with her sister. He seems to be pretty good at surviving, like Katniss if she was a man. Actually not. 
 And finally, my "favourite" character, Glass. She is really clumsy and stupid. And not in a good way, believe me. After she runs from the ship, she goes to her ex-boyfriend. But guess what, he has a new girlfriend. Will that stop the romance between them to rise from its ashes? 
 Nope, definitely not. 
 And trust me, she was the dumbest bitch on that ship. Literally. Like, there is no air in your boyfriend's part of the ship and you head straight there? Don't do that unless you're suicidal. I guess she is, but who am I to judge? 
 The only reason I really loved this book was that it had really nice placement and the action on Earth was pretty cool. The descriptions were not so shady, plus I read this on my way to picking up my mom from an city four hours away from mine, so I needed and easy read. 
 Per total, I liked it. Really can't say I loved it, but it was entertaining and that is all that matters.