I low key knew that I would like this book from the beginning and it didn't disappoint. 
 In a world were the rich and the poor are devided by more than just money, Day is a boy who survives on the streets. He is wanted by the government and he is their no1 criminal even tho he never killed anyone. That is until one day he throws a knife at a soldier and that soldier turns up dead. 
 Now his little sister June wants revenge. She made it her mission to be the one to find Day and make him pay for his crimes. 
 I don't care what anyone says,I just love dystopian books and I will continue reading them even if everyone else says that they're outdated. The paranoid part of me belives that all of them are situations that can happen one day and Marie Lu made a really good job on feeding my paranoia. 
 This book had me hooked from the beginning and I'm sure that if I didn't get interrupted all the time, I could have finished it in just one day. 
 It was a fairly short book but I didn't felt like something was missing. 
 I really liked the writing. It was easy flowing and I ended up halfway through the book without even realizing it. 
 I loved the characters and it was one of the rare times in which I enjoyed both POV's without growning when they switched. 
 However I had to take a star taken for it's lack of "Worldbuilding". 
 We didn't got enough information on what happens in this world other than some mentions from our protagonists. 
 aEURC/ What is that test that every child is forced to take when they turn 10? 
 aEURC/ Why did they have to take this test? Just to sort out who will be good to make soldiers and who will be lab rats? 
 aEURC/ With whom is the government in war with? 
 aEURC/ War? What War? 
 aEURC/ Why does the government creat a virus to kill poor people over and over again? Where is the point in that? 
 aEURC/ and more importantly WHY DO THE PEOPLE TAKE THIS ABUSE AND DO NOTHING TO STOP IT?! 
 REBEL DAMNIT! REBEL!