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 Glitch is a beautiful, fast-paced novel about love, survival, and the worth of happiness and love when sadness and hate can be so overpowering. 
 In the beginning of the book, it all goes a bit too fast, but at around 2/3 of the book the pacing is perfect. 
 Zoe is a great character, but she's just not that bright sometimes. When something is so obvious that we as readers know what's going on, she doesn't realise it until a few pages later. Adrien was one of my favourite characters, and I can't wait to see more of him in the sequel. I like how he wasn't a drama llama; even when he sees Zoe with Max, he tries to ignore it and focus on the mission. 
 There is a (weak) love triangle in this book, so if you don't like that, you might want to stay away. I thought it was a very good one, though, and enjoyed reading it. (I totally ship Zoe with Adrien though.) Although I really like them together, I thought the relationship between Zoe and Adrien started a bit too soon, which made it unbelievable. I'm not a big fan of instalove, but for some reason I could see past it with this book. 
 Glitch had a very interesting look at whether having emotions is worth it, even if sometimes that means you feel sad and angry sometimes. I sometimes wish I didn't have to feel anything because it's just too much sometimes, but after reading this, I realised that yes, it's worth it. Feeling sad makes feelings of happiness so much stronger. 
 Definitely give Glitch a try if you're into dystopian and sci-fi. It's fast-paced and full of action. I, personally, can't wait for the sequel, Override. 
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