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 Ok so I can see why people absolutely love this series. It is quite addicting. But I think there is far too much hype for it. It definitely did not live up to the hype. I loved Tahereh Mafi's writing style. Usually for a lot of people it's a hit or miss. Personally, I loved how lyrical and poetic her writing was. However, I was not a fan of Juliette as a main character. She got on my nerves and I hated how she sometimes couldn't speak for herself. Then we were introduced to Adam. I wasn't a huge fan of Adam either. He was really nice and sweet (for the most part), but I felt like he wouldn't let Juliette speak for herself. The romance with Adam was so freaking unrealistic. They immediately fell in love and they didn't even know each other. Technically, they didn't know each other at school, just stared at each other. There was really no relationship development or chemistry AT ALL. Warner, on the other hand, was rather interesting. I wouldn't call him a psychopath, just a very troubled and "in need of help" person. He's very complex and he seems far more interesting than Juliette. I think I would have enjoyed a trilogy on him. Then we meet Kenji, who I knew would be my favorite. Honestly he needs a whole book on him. The worldbuilding was decent, but I really liked that there were people with superpowers. Overall, an enjoyable read but didn't live up to the hype for me.