Unravel Me By Tahereh Mafi

The best book I recommend it to you!!!!!!

The book came in great quality and it was an amazing book however it came a bit late

a bit torn when arrived

Received the book in horrible condition. Torn back, front has been folded in half and lots of damaged pages.

Aaron Warner in the next book 🤭🤭

This book was a lot better than the first one. Juliette grows as a character, the story is getting more interesting, you’ll want to stay up until 4am reading it. Ps: buy book 3 as you’ll need it after the ending.

I'm speechless. (Not really but I'm having a moment while cooling down my feelings) It's been four years since I read for the first time this book and it always get to my emotions. I cried and laughed. I sold my soul to Warner and adored Kenji's personality. The pacing was addicting as always and EVERY CHAPTER GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK. Intense as hell and omg I forgot how much this book is perfect.

Now that Juliette is finally free from the Reestablishment she had hoped her life would be a bit easier, but that just isn't in the cards. It seems that even amongst people like her at the Omega Point compound, ones with abilities, she still can't escape the stares of fear. It would seem her reputation has preceded her, and she finds herself unable to fit in. The only bright spot in her day is the little bit of time she gets to spend with Adam, but even that seems to be less and less as Adam becomes further involved with the Omega Point rebel movements. And there's still the looming threat of Warner over her head, as he is a man possessed and on a mission to find her. Her mettle will be tested more than she ever could have realized as she will have to decide just how far she's willing to go to protect the ones she loves. A war is coming and Juliette will be in the middle of it all. Juliette is such an amazing character, which only became more apparent in UNRAVEL ME. She's always at war with herself as she tries to suppress a staggering amount of power. Not only is her touch deadly, but she has the ability to utter destroy anything with a mere touch. Yet, she doesn't want to have this power, she'd rather hide it and pretend to be an ordinary unassuming girl. Considering what she had been put through in her life, it's a wonder she hadn't turned hard and utterly destructive. She's so very vulnerable and incredibly socially inept, and yet she holds such an incredible amount of power at the same time. Take about an insane juxtaposition. Although I will say that I started to see a change in her, especially by the end of the book where she realized that she doesn't have to go into auto-shut down mode over her abilities. That she could learn to harness them and use them to help the people she has come to care about. She's still got a long way to go, but I'm definitely proud of the path she is on now. Once she fully learns to embrace who she is, she will be a force to reckoned with, and I cannot wait to see the Reestablishment get what they deserve! After reading SHATTER ME I was fully team Adam as I just couldn't see myself getting over my utter dislike of Warner. I mean I really despised him to the point where he made my skin crawl. He was just so cruel and heartless, I just didn't understand how anyone could possibly root for him. Then I heard that a lot of people warmed up to him after reading DESTROY ME. So, I gave it a shot, but while it showed that Warner wasn't as heartless as I thought, I still didn't see him as a love interest at all. So imagine my utter surprise that while reading UNRAVEL ME that my opinion of him slowly started to change. So slowly in fact that this change of heart towards him crept up without me even noticing. So now, due to some rather interesting plot twists, I am a utter mess about which team I am rooting for anymore. It isn't rare for the to be no clear cut choice in a love triangle, but it doesn't often happen that my "choice" will change without that particular guy doing something major to dissuade me from his side. So imagine my surprise that I find myself almost leaning towards Warner when I can't even figure out when that changed started to happen. All I can say is that this is how love triangles are supposed to be written. You are supposed to be torn up about the choices ahead, and I really feel the need to tip my hat to Tahereh Mafi for the incredible skill it took to pull this crazy triangle off. I am in sheer utter awe at the incredible range and mix of emotions that I felt while reading UNRAVEL ME. Between the love triangle messiness and the horribleness that is the reestablishment, I was constantly on the edge of my seat. There is just something simply magical about the way Tahereh's words come across the page. I mean the writing is beautiful, eccentric, and lyrical all at once and I can quite honestly say I've never read anything like it. UNRAVEL ME is an utterly refreshing read that is simply not to be missed. I know I'll be counting down the days until the final installment is released.

Yo lo pedí con pasta blanda y aún así está súper bien. Este libro es súper bueno, ya que cuenta con buena trama y peros ajes interesantes. El primero me dejo con muchísimas ganas del segundo y espero que con este este igual para el tercero.

Mucho mejor que el primero sin lugar a dudas. En esta segunda parte no he sentido esa asfixia/claustrofobia del primero -lo cual no deja de ser irónico ya que toda la trama transcurre bajo tierra- xD La verdad es que me ha gustado ver cómo se desarrolla todo el entramado de Omega Point, pero también he de decir que este libro me ha dejado un sabor bastante agridulce en los labios. Me gusta Adam. Me gusta Warner. No estoy tan segura de que me guste Juliette. Al menos no en este libro. Siento que en un punto determinado de la historia no se planteaba sus sentimientos por Warner por lo que deberían ser, por ser precisamente como es -que es adorable a su modo-, sino porque es el único que puede tocarla sin más. Es decir, creo que aunque es consciente de sus sentimientos por Adam es tan egoísta como para dejar que Warner se haga ilusiones simplemente porque anhela el contacto humano que él puede darle sin sufrir daño, al contrario que Adam. No tengo ninguna preferencia establecida entre ambos, me gustan cada uno a su modo y por eso se me hace más difícil entender a Juliette y su forma de actuar. Otro aspecto que no me gusta mucho es que parece que la autora está cambiando al personaje de Adam, transformándolo poco a poco en algo que no es, o que no debería ser, para justificar ese cambio de perspectivas o de sentimientos en Juliette. Y no me parece bien en absoluto. Dejando a un lado su decsión final -la cual parece ser bastante obvia a estas alturas, y que conste que no me quejo- no creo que demonizar al personaje de Adam sea el mejor modo de exponer sus razones para ello. Aún así, esperemos a ver qué pasa en la última parte, aunque para ser sincera no tengo ninguna esperanza al respecto, y creo que odiaré a Tahereh Mafi por lo que va a hacer.