June is a tougher character to like, as she's meant to be. Also, and this is a bit of an odd criticism, but I think it's cool how June's chapters have a practical black font, and Days' are more ornate and unique, to represent their upbringings. Day's sections are printed in a golden font, which might prove difficult to some readers, but which I love wholeheartedly. My love for Day is also inextricably bound up in the beauty of the formatting for his chapters. He's just such a noble criminal, and he reads very much like a boy. Day's chapters were my favorites all the way through. They do not come by their skills easily they work for everything they earn, despite being prodigies.Įveryone who reviews this book gushes about Day, and, much as I like to feel unique, I cannot help but do the same thing.
Both Day and June commit seemingly impossible acts all of the time, but they also have the experience and the injuries to show for it. Where the derring-do in Divergent comes across as over-the-top and done merely because of how cool it sounds, the action scenes in Legend belong.
Marie Lu's debut is jam-packed with action.
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