Yeah, I've spent a whole paragraph writing about some critiques I have of Pretties, but I could write a LOT about how well-written the book is if I wanted. Westerfelds 1 New York Times - bestselling Uglies series is now available in a collectible paperback boxed set. Uglies (Boxed Set): Uglies Pretties Specials Extras by Scott Westerfeld 4.9 (7) Paperback (Boxed Set) 46.99 51. If not, I feel like Scot Westerfeld could have done a better job in showing the climax, which is supposed to be the obvious, most exciting part, the part that had the author had spent the whole rest of the part building up. The second installment of Scott Westerfelds New York Times bestselling and award-winning Uglies series-a global. But then, maybe the jump wasn't the climax. I've certainly never heard anyone drawing it out for a third of the book.

Uglies need a cure to understand that being unique is okay. Their need for a cure is even more interesting than the pretties or uglies. And the end isn't supposed to be that long, either. Pretties are programmed to have fun and not think about the consequences.

The climax is supposed to be the main trial, the most exciting part of the book, and then the rest of it kind of unfolds and is kind of a recap, a smooth ending. But then he spends another big portion on the reserve, and nothing that exciting happens in there, other than the big chase. I'm just a bit confused as to what the climax is? You would think the point when she jumped would be the climax, as Scott Westerfeld spent a good portion of the book writing about the events and trials Tally and Zane had to overcome in order to escape. I've fallen in love with this series! It's action-packed, with shocking turns and endings.

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