Another dystopian novel? Yes. However, you are not reading a retelling of Hunger Games. Instead Divergent is about a society that has split into essentially five different factions all of whom focus on different aspects of a person; honesty, selflessness, intelligence, bravery and peacefulness. But what really happens when you separate these traits from one another. 
 One aspect of the book I like is that despite the addition of a love story the true story is about right and wrong. What Tris, as the central character, views as the right thing to do and the wrong thing to do while her life progresses. 
 As a teen reaches a certain age they take a test which tells them which faction they really belong to; however, they have the ability to stay with their faction or choose another. Tris makes her decision and is trust immediately into initiation and all the changes her life is going to take with her decision. Friends, family and love all come into focus and the story progresses and dangerous secrets are revealed. 
 While I would say the writing isn't highly sophisticated; the story is fantastic. And with the easiness of the read it is good for young adults, pre-teen and adults (as I am). I for one quickly became engrossed in the story and and Tris's life. 
 The supporting character are quickly developed int Tris's life giving her attachments and relationships that feel personal to the reader. Tris herself has a quick mind and an interesting view of the world around her and while at times you feel frustrated by Tris's view of things, in the end you feel her struggle and her triumphs. 
 Fantastic read. I'm already halfway through Insurgent.