The whole shatter me series deserves a friggen 1000000000000000000 stars already because I am so done with just 5 stars. The series was perfect. I can honestly say that this was the best series I've read BY FAR! (and Harry Potter, because Harry Potter is awesome). 
 Ignite me is a total 10000000000000 stars because it's just awesome. I waited one whole year for this book and I wasn't disappointed. It was worth the wait. I almost exploded from the awesomeness of it! 
 Let me just tell you a little story on why I love this series so much. 
 THERE MIGHT BE SPOILERS, JUST SAYING. 
 1. I can relate to Juliette. Obviously not in the "I can touch you and kill you way" but more in the "mindframe" way. The way she feels in book one somehow drew me in. For a while in my life, I shut myself out of the world. I'm only 17 teen now (and while a lot of people say that it's impossible to feel that stressed and distant by that age, their wrong). I shut myself out because I was afraid of people judging me. Hating me for who I was. I had these god ugly pimples all over my face in the beginning of middle school that I thought people would be sick of the sight of me. For a while, I was sick of myself. I pointed out every flaw...and I believed it. 
 When I first read this book (It was when it came out while I was in 10th grade) I couldn't put it down. The writing was perfect, but not only that, the character was perfect. We got to see into the eyes of a girl who hated herself for something she couldn't control. No one wanted her, and she didn't even want herself. Sure this book is a dystopia novel, but it's also a series about self-discovery. I loved that about her, her unsureness about things. She fell for the first guy who cared about her... 
 2. In Unravel Me we got a look at something better. She evolved. She was ready to fight. She needed training. She was amazing... And the story was amazing. I remember taking my highlighter and highlighting anything that I thought sounded good.... and that Warner scene was sooo cute. (I've been a Warner fan since book ONE, but I never dreamed my ship would actually win!) 
 3. Now we got a look into Ignite me. The raw passion of it was beautiful. I loved the way Tahereh Mafi dealt with Adam and Juliette. It wasn't him constantly trying to fight for her, and it wasn't Juliette constantly trying to win him back. It seemed more real than other YA relationship couple breakups. It wasn't overly stretched for no good reason. Adam argued with her. Juliette felt sad. Warner didn't try to intervene. He knew it was their problem, not his, and that made it more amazing. When Juliette meant no to Adam, she meant no and that is shown throughout the novel. She doesn't lust for him anymore. She accepts it and deals with the future. I liked that a lot. 
 Plus theirs nothing hotter than Juliette and Warner XD. 
 4. There is obvious character development. That's one thing I need when I read a book or a series: CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. If she starts off mean, show me how she evolved. If she starts off sad, show me how she finds happiness. If she starts off hating life, show me how she looked at it at the end of her journey. 
 Juliette started off scared, insecure, insane, and wanting to break free. 
 Juliette ended fearless, strong, powerful, and ruler of the nation. 
 And don't get me started on Warner's character.... He started off perfectly perfect and ruthless. This book showed the cracks in his armor. I think that's what I loved best about him and Juliette. You could read the love from him every time he walks into the scene. He floods the room with his love for Juliette, he carries the world on his shoulders and he would throw it in the trash for Juliette. He does so much for her, even though she might not ever love him back. In fact, he's afraid that she'll never love him.... 
 That scene with his scars nearly killed me in this book........... oh god I wanted to jump into the novel and hug him so tight. 
 All in all, it was perfect. This whole series. This whole journey. Reading about Juliette was not only joyous, but it helped me this past year. I've must've reread UNRAVEL ME a hundred times. I could only hope that one day I'll be able to write books as amazing as Tahereh Mafi and make such an impact in someone's life like her novel made an impact in mine. :)