"I've been searching a long time for something I think I lost. 
 I felt like I found something when I saw you back there." 
 Yet another beautifully written book by Marie Lu. In fact, I enjoy her writing so much now that I have now put her on my top 5 favorite authors list! She's second to my queen Sarah J. Maas. Which means that yes, I recommend the Legend series to anyone interested in a unique dyspotian tale with amazing characters. I also really recommend her other series called The Young Elites(Which is my favorite series from her) and you can check out my review on that book here. 
 If you want one word to describe this book with then it's definitely the word emotional. There was so many things felt throughout this book varying from being heartbroken to sheer joy to hair-ripping stress. I loved every moment of it. I also think the cover of this book is one of the most beautiful covers I have ever seen! Not one word in this flawless book bored me and my interest in what was going to happen next never subsided. The overall awesomeness of the book really made me regret waiting so long to read it. 
 The book started off in Day's POV and it instantly drew me in. When he said that he hadn't talked to June for months it made me get all sad because they were so great together and for them to be apart only brought more pain to their already dangerous lives. Pain so acute that Day and June weren't the only ones that felt it, I felt it too. 
 Their connection is so overwhelmingly amazing and every time one of them get flustered around each other, my shipper heart misses a beat. 
 Prodigy ended with shocking information regarding Day and we see how that impacts his life throughout the book. His brother too had his problems and with the help of a caretaker, Day helped him however he could and his brother helped him right back. Their relationship had their ups and downs in this book and I feel like that only made them stronger. Day's life has never been so complicated before this book and Marie Lu really succeeded in making us fall in love with him. So much so that whenever he feels pain, we feel it too. When he feels sad, we feel it too and more importantly when he feels happy, we grin so much that our cheeks start to hurt. 
 June's life has also gotten a lot more interesting because of her new position as one of the Princeps Elect of The Elector Anden. Because of this high title in their society, she is forced to go to outrageously boring formal parties and I could not help but feel a little sorry for her. She was born to be on the battlefield, not follow around some guy. This guy being Anden. Their brewing romance from last book, something that makes me grimace everything I think about it, was continued in this book as well but it was obvious she would never love anyone more than Day. The one huge perk to being one of the Princeps Elect though is that she got to go visit other countries like Antarctica. I really enjoyed seeing this version of Antarctica and thought it was really different from what it is like today. 
 I really enjoyed this book and completely fell in love with this series! I applaud Marie Lu again for her brilliance. I can definitely see myself re-reading it again. For those of you who still haven't started this series, PLEASE DO. It is so very original and I do not see any reason for anyone to dislike it. If you have read it, feel free to comment your thoughts on this book because I would love to hear them.