The End and Other Beginnings: Stories from the Future - Tapa dura

Praise for The Fates Divide "The expansive world Roth introduced in the series opener gets even bigger in this sequel, with a bevy of additional characters, deepened secrets, and complex interplanetary politics."--Booklist Online

"If you enjoyed Carve the Mark and this intricate world that Veronica Roth created, you'll definitely be a fan of The Fates Divide. This sequel...[gives] the reader a closer look while also setting parts of what we thought we knew about the world and the characters aflame."--Hypable

"The Fates Divide features themes like hope and resilience and is told from four perspectives, as the lives of its two heroes are ruled by their fates spoken by the oracles at their births. Of course, a little romance gets in the way as well."--Entertainment Weekly

Praise for Carve the Mark "Roth skillfully weaves the careful world-building and intricate web of characters that distinguished Divergent, with settings that are rich with color, ripe for a cinematographer. Readers will be anxiously awaiting the sequel."--Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA) (starred review)

"Brimming with plot twists and highly likely to please Roth's fans."--Kirkus Reviews

"Roth offers a richly imagined, often-brutal world of political intrigue and adventure, with a slow-burning romance at its core."--Booklist

"Roth's worldbuilding is commendable; each nation is distinct, interacting with the current in ways that give insight into her characters' motivations. Roth thoughtfully addresses substantial issues, such as the power of self-determination in the face of fate."--Publishers Weekly

"This duology offers shades of George Lucas sprawl and influence, Game of Thrones clan intrigue, and a little Romeo & Juliet-style romance."--USA Today

"Roth's stories are compelling, emotionally evocative, and satisfying. Riveting."--Kirkus Reviews

"In these stories, Roth invokes romance, action, family, revenge, and loss. They serve as an introduction to Roth's work and a showcase of her versatility, though existing fans will get the most out of these offerings."--Publishers Weekly