Name: Imagine Me
Rating: 3.919512195121951 (902 reviews)
ISBN: 9780062676436

Tahereh Mafi

Imagine Me

Imagine me

aaron_yearner

The explosive finale to the New York Times and USA Today bestselling Shatter Me series. Juliette Ferrars. Ella Sommers. Which is the truth and which is the lie? Now that Ella knows who Juliette is and what she was created for, things have only become more complicated. As she struggles to understand the past that haunts her and looks to a future more uncertain than ever, the lines between right and wrong—between Ella and Juliette—blur. And with old enemies looming, her destiny may not be her own to control. The day of reckoning for the Reestablishment is coming. But she may not get to choose what side she fights on.

sosososo good but like why did emmaline do that in the beginning like damn girl leave them aloneee like there hasssss to be a better way to go abt finding her and also i get the impression im supposed to like Adam after this but his actions in unravel me & early ignite me when he sees juliette again/ defy me& this book like i hated it. like no reason to put james through that. like booo get him off the page nowwww. very cute ending though.

melanie

Sarah

i feel like the ending could have been done so differently and it felt a little bit rushed because it didn’t even feel like i was reading the last book of this series, something was just missing but i was still invested in the story and the plots but still not full 5 stars for me !

micki

georginawarde

Ellie M.

“You know my name,” he says softly. “You’ve always known me, love. I’ve always known you. And I’m so—I’m so desperately in love with you—”

2.5 ⭐️ I honestly don’t know where this book was headed to. The plot went crazy and it just felt poorly-written and I definitely consider it my least favorite out of the series. It felt anti-climactic and open-ended. My heart hurt for warnette and I legit thought they wouldn’t end up together because of the stress. There’s so many unanswered questions about The Reestablishment that I hope will get answered in the novella, but I wish this was resolved in a much better way. Nevertheless, I love these characters as much as I broke for them despite the frustrating turn the events went I almost burst a blood vessel.

Helena

⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/5 

the ending was just so rushed and the epilogue was the worst thing of this series only after the fact that Juliette was attracted to anderson. ew.

warnette tho 💛

I don’t like the end the last few books were so good and this end just does not do it justice 

Pia 

Originally I wanted to rate this 4 stars, but now I want to give it a 3-3.5 rating due to lack of action building. A few major scenes felt anti-climatic to me when I expected to read a whole battle scene. The first scene I expected more from was Warner fighting Juliette and trying to get her back. It felt uncanny to read that Warner was fighting with Juliette, led her away to corner her, and then had a make-out session which was how he brought her back. The way he brought her back didn't seem fitting to me when I wanted to read a battle between them and Warner expressing his feelings for her to inspire a change in her mental state and bring various memories in and out of her mind that would lead to Juliette taking back her mind again. This change in the scene would've highlighted how difficult it would be for Juliette to get her mind back, considering that her mind was wavering for only brief moments throughout the entire book.

Another moment that felt very anticlimactic was how easily the Supreme Commanders were falling one by one. I understand that Juliette is meant to be an overpowered character, but there were moments where she was successfully subdued/contained for a few moments that rendered her powerless. That said, there could have been a more prolonged battle between her and Max. Max's character is not as strong as Evie's, but he was still willing to fight/contain Juliette to continue with Operation Synthesis. The battle could have lasted longer if the weapons imbued with Adam's power had been utilized more or on a larger scale. The book emphasized the urgency to prevent Adam's ability from being weaponized since all of their powers would be rendered useless. But Max and the rest of the scientists had successfully weaponized Adam's power (and Anderson injected a vile of it in his own body) that it felt disappointing that we didn't get to read how those weapons would have been strategically used against Juliette. Subduing Juliette's powers for even a limited of time would have allowed the readers to understand a new side to her and watch her excel in hand-to-hand combat.

While I do think the weapon wasn't used as much throughout the book due to their plan becoming more faulty from the time constraints and stress; it still felt upsetting not to read a proper fight scene that would have enhanced Juliette's character and brians. Overall, I still enjoyed the book but wished for more developed action scenes.

Originally I wanted to rate this 4 stars, but now I want to give it a 3-3.5 rating due to lack of action building. A few major scenes felt anti-climatic to me when I expected to read a whole battle scene. The first scene I expected more from was Warner fighting Juliette and trying to get her back. It felt uncanny to read that Warner was fighting with Juliette, led her away to corner her, and then had a make-out session which was how he brought her back. The way he brought her back didn't seem fitting to me when I wanted to read a battle between them and Warner expressing his feelings for her to inspire a change in her mental state and bring various memories in and out of her mind that would lead to Juliette taking back her mind again. This change in the scene would've highlighted how difficult it would be for Juliette to get her mind back, considering that her mind was wavering for only brief moments throughout the entire book.

Another moment that felt very anticlimactic was how easily the Supreme Commanders were falling one by one. I understand that Juliette is meant to be an overpowered character, but there were moments where she was successfully subdued/contained for a few moments that rendered her powerless. That said, there could have been a more prolonged battle between her and Max. Max's character is not as strong as Evie's, but he was still willing to fight/contain Juliette to continue with Operation Synthesis. The battle could have lasted longer if the weapons imbued with Adam's power had been utilized more or on a larger scale. The book emphasized the urgency to prevent Adam's ability from being weaponized since all of their powers would be rendered useless. But Max and the rest of the scientists had successfully weaponized Adam's power (and Anderson injected a vile of it in his own body) that it felt disappointing that we didn't get to read how those weapons would have been strategically used against Juliette. Subduing Juliette's powers for even a limited of time would have allowed the readers to understand a new side to her and watch her excel in hand-to-hand combat.

While I do think the weapon wasn't used as much throughout the book due to their plan becoming more faulty from the time constraints and stress; it still felt upsetting not to read a proper fight scene that would have enhanced Juliette's character and brians. Overall, I still enjoyed the book but wished for more developed action scenes.

Sidney Schaffner

I’m honestly wildly sad that this is over. This series was amazing.

Absolutely amazing ending to the series. I wish she wouldn't have rushed the ending so much, I felt like there was a lot left unanswered. I wish we had gotten more from "Ella" at the end and seen what happened with Kenji and Nazeera. But overall, I think this became one of my favorite book series. Great read, so quick and easy to get immersed in. Love it! And Warner<3

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