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ISBN:	039916667X (ISBN13: 9780399166679)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Legend #1-3

Legend Trilogy Boxed Set (Legend #1-3) Hardcover | Pages: 1088 pages

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Title	:	Legend Trilogy Boxed Set (Legend #1-3)
Author	:	Marie Lu
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 1088 pages
Published	:	November 5th 2013 by Putnam Juvenile (first published November 29th 2011)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Dystopia. Young Adult

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The complete collection of Marie Lu's bestselling Legend trilogy: Legend, Prodigy, and Champion. Additional bonus material also included: Marie Lu’s Life Before Legend, original short stories offering a sneak peek at the lives of Day and June before they met.

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I loved the characters and world building in this series. The third book kind of jumped the shark for me with the romance between June and Day, but overall I enjoyed the story.

I could not wait for this to end. I'm book three I considered abandoning a couple times. But I finished so I guess that means it had me hooked somewhat. I'm easily pleased with young adult and dystopian, so to bore me I think says quite a lot. When I think back through what happened across all three.books, it could have just been one single book and cut out so much of the ridiculous dialogues and dreams and past memories, most of which did nothing for the story and bored me. There was definitely



Vote: 3,75Class: L-B1 (FP) *(a Science Fiction Dystopian Trilogy)I've recently read "The Hunger Games" and, after that, the "Divergent Trilogy" and enjoyed them much (well, they do have some flaws, but what doesn't?). I've decided to try this series after some hesitation and I found it to have more flaws than those. The final book of the series is actually better than the previous ones and you can see how the author is more... mature.The setting (3,15) is a dystopian futuristic US (during a war

I enjoyed this trilogy much more that the Divergent books.

Disclaimer: This review is long. As in, the 2,000 words kind of long. You have been warned. Also, the following review is technically a joint review of all three books in the Legend trilogy, so I'll post it here and under the boxed set.First off, Im really not a fan of a lot of books in the YA genre. Especially, especially, especially the dystopian subgenre. Ive read The Hunger Games, Divergent, Delirium, Variant (the first one), Ashfall, and Maze Runner trilogies, as well as the Gone series by

3.5 stars. A bit juvenile, like a sort of Hunger Games for teens (oh wait, isn't that for young adults too?). Oh, who cares, I liked both works and this one in book form, so I enjoyed it better. Straightforward, with a few twists, and entertaining. Satisfying ending."Im telling you, Dayall it takes is one generation to brainwash a population and convince them that reality doesnt exist.