Book #6 of 2016 
 Well, we are certainly living in a post-Hunger Games world, aren't we! Legend is definitely a dystopian novel in the vein of HG, filled with action scenes, conflicted characters, and, yes, a love story. 
 Day and June both live in circumstances that are (hopefully) different than the average youth's, but they remain relatable throughout. I especially appreciated both characters' love and appreciation for their siblings without becoming too reverent of them. Day's relationship with Tess was also a type of friendship that was sorely missing in HG. June's new understanding of the society in which she grew up could also be applied to many situations that teens experience. 
 I flew through Legend because the plot is fun and the alternating perspectives kept things moving smoothly, but I did dislike a few things: 
 -The font that Day's perspective is written in. Unnecessarily distracting. 
 -The color of June's perspective. Is that deep purple or black? I can't tell, and it is also distracting. 
 -The cliched romance. No spoilers, but it was cringe-worthy at times.