Champion || Review || Spoiler Free

Hello everyone!
Here is my review about Champion. The third and final book in the Legend trilogy. Written by Marie Lu.
Click HERE for the Goodreads page of Champion with more information about the book.

There will be NO spoilers about was will happen, but I'm going to talk about my feelings towards this book. You may not want to read this review when you're that person who is going to guess what is going to happen when you read how I felt about it.

At first I want to say that I love this trilogy. Marie Lu has created an amazing dystopian world. She thought everything thought so well.
I love we get to know so much about this world. You get to know what's going on over the whole world, not just the places where the story takes place. At the beginning of this book, you'll find a map of the world. It was so interesting to see what happened to the rest of the world. I think that is something that we miss in a lot of dystopian books. Like, in the Hunger Games you only know what happens in Panes (US) but you never get to know how the rest of the world is doing.

Then second,
I was an emotional mess throughout this trilogy. Especially the last two books. This book made my cry. There was so much going on.
I don't know if I'm happy or sad about the ending. It was beautiful.. I think. But it was heartbreaking too.
It was a great conclusion to the trilogy.
I don't know what to say about it. It was just really good (like the rest of the books) and it broke my hart, but it was still beautiful.
I think I'm a bit confused.. in a good way I think. Can you be confused in a good way?

Let's just say that I love this trilogy. Everyone who loves fast paced dystopian books with a lot of action and a good romance story, should definitely pick these books up!

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