Amy Tintera

Reboot

"Seventeen-year-old Wren rises from the dead as a Reboot and is trained as an elite crime-fighting soldier until she is given an order she refuses to follow"--

Monicap

4.5 stars.

Am I the only one who got vampire vibes from this book? I mean, they were faint, but they were there.

I'm really excited to see if they explore the vampire vibes in book two, and the whole thing with the adult reboots... yeah, I'll def be checking out book 2.

nina 

Mark-Olivier

I like some good old some fashionned dystopia. It had everything I like about dystopia : strong af female main character, a revolution, treason and stuff, a little romance, hard training and missions, etc. I really liked the concept of a human robot kind of stuff. However, I did find the romance a little bit cringe.  <spoiler> I would have like Wren to be colder. <spoiler>

Menna Khaled

This book was just like all YA books 
Something or someone against the government 
Against all expectations 
HOWEVER THIS BOOK WAS ALSO LIGHT
I didn't feel tense or stressed because of the turn of events
Yes I was extremely sad at some points 
Yes I was worried how the ending will be 
But all along I wasn't tensed neither was I bored 
That was what i exactly needed 
Interesting but calm 
The characters action are the closest to reality as possible in their fear and wants 
All along I would say I would do the same
I loved that in this book the guy is the inexperienced one in the field of fighting and killing 
The flow of the book was also really good 
I would recommend it to anyone who loves YA books

178. C'est le chiffre tatoué sur mon bras. C'est le nombre de minutes durant lesquelles je suis restée morte. Je suis une Reboot. Tuée par un virus foudroyant, ressuscitée sus une forme quasi surhumaine. Je ne sens plus la douleur, ni les émotions. 178 minutes de mort clinique ont fait de moi un robot, un soldat. J'obéis aux ordres, je traque, je tue. On me confie les nouveaux Reboots. S'ils échouent, ils meurent. Ça ne me fait rien, je suis Wren 178. Je suis restée sans vie pendant 178 minutes. Pourtant, depuis que j'ai rencontré Callum, un Reboot 22, je ne me suis jamais sentie aussi vivante.

lucia arenas

4 1/2
Vaya, me encantó. Ha cumplido con mis expectativas, y aunque hayan muchas cosas que no me han terminado de convencer y el romance haya sido tan meloso (que de a ratos hasta olía a miel y a hormonas adolescentes), me gustó <3

Tia Malt 

3.5 stars. 
My favourite thing about this book is without a doubt Callum. He's a definite keeper. Other than that I adore the character progress that Wren makes throughout this novel and Ever is so lovely. But on the down side i feel like some parts of this book were far too drawn out while other parts weren't drawn out even nearly enough. A good book overall, but i wont be tripping over my own feet to read the sequel just yet.

Amy Grieve

This was an enjoyable twist on zombies and robots. I don't really get to read many books with robots so it was a pleasant change.

Tiffany Robinson

This was a great book that ended way to quickly. I really liked the character Wren, I thought she was pretty kick ass. This kept me on the edge of my seat waiting to see what was going to happen next. I can not wait to read the sequel now!

Mary Graham

This book was so good. I wasn't expecting myself to like it as much as I did because I'm not really a dystopian fan, but this was amazing. Can't wait to read the sequel.

Hannah

Lhaís 

Almost didn't reed it bc of the bad reviews I saw. But I was so curious that I gave it a try and I didn't regret it!
I loved the universe of the book where people can just comeback of the dead like superheros kinda, stronger, faster, almost invencible. 
But, I loved Wren the most! It's so good to have such an strong and powerful woman as main character! Loved Callum (even if I got mad sometimes bc he's too difficult and and stubborn) and the dynamics of their relationship too! And they have so much chemistry! 
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Jessica Nottingham

Well now, this was a pleasant surprise. When Reboot first released last year, I passed it over because of all the craziness surrounding it. Half the reading world loved it and praised it as the next Divergent. The other half loathed it and shouted to the rooftops what a piece of drivel it was. At the time, I wasn't in the mood to be in the middle of that. So I let this book sit and collect dust. However when I realized that Khristine Hvam is the narrator of the audio version, I snapped it up and decided to give it a shot. I'm glad I did friends. I'm really glad I did.
 
If I had to choose only one thing to say about this book, it'd be this: YOU MUST SUSPEND DISBELIEF TO ENJOY THIS. Really, you do. I went into Reboot expecting nothing more than an action-packed story about some re-animated teens. I'll tell you, that's exactly what I was given. Amy Tintera creates a dystopian landscape much like those you've seen before, but with a twist. As expected, some horrible event (in this case a virus called KDH) has all but wiped the planet clean of humans. However, in this instance, some actually survive. Just not in the way you might think. KDH does, in fact, bring some people back to life. Are they zombies? Are they mutants? Or are they simply stronger, better versions of themselves? I'll leave that to you to decide, if you choose to read this book.
 
Things I liked? Definitely Wren and Callum. As our main characters, they carry the story forward and they do it well! Wren is a no-nonsense kind of girl. Society has told her that she's a soulless monster, a killing machine, and she accepts that as truth. That is, until Callum comes along. These two were rather adorable together. Callum constantly tugging at the emotions Wren thought she didn't have, and Wren wondering why one boy had the power to do that. What I liked best about this was that Wren is strong. She's kick-ass. She doesn't need Callum. She chooses him. It's a wonderful thing.
 
Did I mention that this is a very action-packed story? It most definitely is. Which means that, as I expected, not all of my questions were answered and, once again as I expected, the ending was a bit rushed. I knew there was more than one book in this series going in though, so I wasn't disappointed. If anything, I'm actually very much ready for more. Khristine Hvam once again did an amazing job with the voices of these characters, so I know I'll be picking up the next book on audio. If you have space on your reading list, and are looking for something that is purely for fun? Give this a shot. I think you'll like it.

Meredith pns

zahara :)

In this fast-paced dystopian thrill ride, perfect for fans of The Hunger Games, Legend, and Divergent, a seventeen-year-old girl returns from death as a Reboot and is trained as an elite crime-fighting soldier . . . until she is given an order she refuses to obey. Wren Connolly died five years ago, only to Reboot after 178 minutes. Now she is one of the deadliest Reboots around . . . unlike her newest trainee, Callum 22, who is practically still human. As Wren tries to teach Callum how to be a soldier, his hopeful smile works its way past her defenses. Unfortunately, Callum’s big heart also makes him a liability, and Wren is ordered to eliminate him. To save Callum, Wren will have to risk it all. Wren’s captivating voice and unlikely romance with Callum will keep readers glued to the page in Amy Tintera’s high-stakes alternate reality.

Reboot

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