The Arc of a Scythe Trilogy

bananatheidiot shared a tip "So, just finished the Arc of A Scythe Trilogy, and I just want to say three words. (Well,maybe more afterwards) Read. These. Books. The first book is so great and captivating, the second to me was a bit harder to get through, and a bit less exciting, but nonetheless amazing. I just finished the last book like 10 minutes ago and am balling my eyes out. The Toll was by far my favorite of the three, so you need to read the first two to read the last! This series is sooooo good!!!!!! The characters are well written, the storyline and world is amazing, and the character development is so well done! Beware, the last chapter of the last book might leave you guys heartbroken. (In a good way!) READ THIS FREAKING SERIES AAAAAA"

katie_tieken shared a tip "The world building is phenomenal, the twists it takes, both in the first book and throughout the series, is great. The philosophy that's woven into it is very thought provoking. I've only read the series once, I wish I could actually remember the ending. :x I know it was satisfying, and I've been meaning to read the whole series again."

andy_brazell shared a tip "Amazing series. Unlike most dystopian novels this is a true utopia. Shusterman talks about what would a perfect world actually be like, how that would work when humanity achieves everything it ever wanted. Worth a read!"

katherine_ulshafer shared a tip "These are the only works I've read of his. Based on these books I'd say yes, but I'd have to read some of his other stuff to really know."

hailey_bereziuk shared a tip "I thought for ten minutes how to describe this series and have found I simply cannot put how incredible and original this book is into words."

gage_phroper shared a tip "It almost always kept me on the edge! Finished the third book in 3 days which is astonishing to me! I never knew that a book such as Scythe would give such satisfaction!"

mothy_toons shared a tip "It is amazing with many contrasting plots and little secrets revealing the story. The story keeps you hooked and intested all throughout the book."