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Original Title:	Crossed
ISBN:	0142421715 (ISBN13: 9780142421710)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.matched-book.com/book-crossed.html
Series:	Matched #2
Characters:	Cassia Reyes, Ky Markham, Xander Carrow

Crossed (Matched #2)

Ally Condie

Paperback | Pages: 367 pages

Rating: 3.52 | 202723 Users | 14950 Reviews

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Title	:	Crossed (Matched #2)
Author	:	Ally Condie
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Reprint Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 367 pages
Published	:	March 12th 2013 by Speak (first published November 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Romance

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The Society chooses everything. The books you read. The music you listen to. The person you love. Yet for Cassia the rules have changed. Ky has been taken and she will sacrifice everything to find him. And when Cassia discovers Ky has escaped to the wild frontiers beyond the Society there is hope. But on the edge of society nothing is as it seems... A rebellion is rising. And a tangled web of lies and double-crosses could destroy everything.

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The sequel to MATCHED, if any of you were concerned, is just as good as the original. Condie's writing is so crisp and clear that the book just flows along, and her characters continue to be vivid, real people who you root for and (even more importantly) believe in. There are no sitcom-esque misunderstandings, but people having normal, natural conversations, keeping secrets that need to be kept, revealing secrets when they think the time is right. That, I think, is the true appeal of these

1.5 stars.This was bad. And boring. I mean, the whole book wouldnt have been written if the two main characters had a DAMN CELL PHONE!!

Hey, one of those shards from the broken bubble is really close to the model's fist, so it looks like she's giving readers the finger.Lol!

It's hard to even know exactly where to begin. I wanted so badly to love this book, because I have been dying to read it from the moment I finished Matched last year, which I had given 5-stars to. While Matched is perhaps closer to 4-stars at times, ultimately I found myself very interested in the World that Condie built and in the relationships developed throughout the book. Unfortunately loving Crossed is out of the question and I realized this very early on.The book begins right where Matched

I really wanted to like this book. But I found the task impossible. While I loved Matched, I think Condie did not keep up the original ideas, tight plot, and romantic suspense that worked in the first book. She tries using two narrators, but does not distinguish their voices. Other than the heading on the top of each chapter to delineate who was talking, it was almost impossible to figure out who was the narrator. The plot was completely lackluster. Nothing really happens. Most of the events in

More emotional than MATCHED, if less first-kiss romantic. Ally's voice grows more certain with every book. Like the Pilot in CROSSED, she drags a boulder through the land to make a river and the water just keeps running. I'm looking forward to the last book of the trilogy. Ally's really working on something here, and I can't wait to see where she goes with it.

Psst...Stephanie. Wake up, it's over. Oh, man. Did I fall asleep again? It's not my fault. Really, it isn't. If only Crossed had just a little bit more action and a lot less poetry, it would have been able to keep my attention focused on reading the book instead of hitting my REM cycle. That's not to say I didn't entirely enjoy Crossed, but it also didn't live up to my expectations. Crossed picks up where Matched left off. Ky had been sent away to the Outer Provinces and Cassia is currently