This book was a good one. It's dystopian and I still liked it. I don't usually like dystopian books....at all. 
 The book Matched takes place in a province that part of something bigger. The Society. Cassia, Ky, and Xander are all main characters in this book, but the main main one is Cassia, a 16-year-old girl. 
 The main conflict in this book is something like this: Should Cassia trust the Society? Was it really a glitch was happened when she saw Ky's face flash across the screen for a moment?(Yes, I know that's two questions, but they're to give you an idea of what the book is driven by.) 
 This book is relationship driven and it's not fully dystopian. It's like a dystopian/romance. Never read one of those before. The book was good enough for me to keep reading it. The ending was something of a cliffhanger. Not a real one, but it made you want more. 
 The book itself was good. Good job Ally! I liked Ky, I think he's my favorite character in this book. I thought that at some parts is slow, but Ally made up for that. At the end there was some action brewing and I love action(I mostly read plot/action driven books.). However, I'm not sure it's good enough for me to buy the next book. I bought this book because of the cover, which is AMAZING btw, but it's still not exactly my type of book. 
 The last book I read was also a romance, but not fully dystopian. It's called The Selection. I think the two books are very similar, but The Selection is more exciting and fun because of it's main character, America(Not the country. The main character is actually called America.). In Matched there wasn't a lot of laughs....Barely any. That made me sad. :( It had some action, which was okay with me! The Selection had similar action-not exactly the same, but similar-but more of it. 
 I recommend this book for Romance readers and teen girls.