I literally flipped to a random page, and these were the first words I found: 
 "Don't be scared," she whispered. "Don't let them see." 
 I introduce to you: Frozen, the dystopia edition. 
 PLOT RUNDOWN: 
 After a deadly virus hits killing a majority of children in the United States, our Snow Queen of the story is sent away for her powers. Every other child demonstrating unnatural abilities is also shipped to these camps. 
 The Greens are the intelligent: 
 You may be thinking: "wait... that's not a cool superpower? Why are they even sent to the bootcamp? 
 Well don't worry, you'll get all those questions and more, unanswered as well! 
 The Blues are the telekinetic, aka the power we all wanted as children: 
 Now that's what I call a superpower. 
 The Yellows are the electrokinetic: 
 It seems cool... all the way until you break every electronic you find. 
 The Reds are the fire manipulators: 
 These guys are also known as, "the ones you don't meet, but are substantially more interesting than everything else." 
 Who needs dragons when you can breathe fire? 
 The Oranges, aka the Slytherin's, are the telepathic: 
 Ruby Daly wakes up with Jean Grey superpowers, well only part of it. 
 She can go into other peoples minds and communicate with them. Difference is, this mutant is even more oppressed. 
 She must find a way to escape before her cover is blown and everyone finds out that she's not as harmless as she seems. With a power she can't control and world that fears her, life can never be easy. 
 Watch as a band of Americas most wanted mutants go on a... on a... road trip? 
 But wait, there's more...by more I mean MORE car crashes! 
 In all honestly I actually quite enjoyed this novel. I'm a huge sucker for anything regarding supernatural abilities, but good writing is always needed. The author did a beautiful job at creating the world and helping me sympathize with the characters. I even found myself mourning the deaths of characters I never met. 
 The start is very captivating as we get a showcase of the powers off the bat. It's more slow paced, but at times you forget to notice while you focus on all the development. 
 The main lacking component would probably be chemistry. I didn't feel any chemistry between the group of friends, yet alone the romantic interests. These characters were quite young, but I don't think that excuses a "you're a boy, I'm a girl, we have hormones, let's date!" romance. 
 Overall I loved the theme, plot line, and main character. 
 P.S. I've been frantically trying to interact with everyone today without leaving messages that are repetitive. Anyways, I'd love to thank all of you guys for being so supportive, I know I said it in my last review, but I wanted to say it again. 
 Oh and who's going to watch the new Suicide Squad movie coming out in August? 
 I know I am!