No one can figure out why Juliette has never touched someone without causing pain. She’s labeled a psychopath, trapped in a tiny cell with no company but herself and her journal. Her only outlet is the small window outside her room, where she sees the world that the all-powerful government of the Reestablishment has created and hopes to just once see the bird of her dreams which can fly. But for some reason, her cruel overlords have placed someone else in her cell - a boy named Adam, who has piercing blue eyes and a heart of gold.
The last time Juliette touched someone was 264 days ago when she was taken by the Resestablishment for accidentally murdering someone by touch. However, as the world begins to crumble further and further to pieces the Reestablisment begins to see Juliette as less of a liability but more of an opportunity to be a weapon. But will Juliette let herself be controlled by the government for the “sake of others” or will she uncover their true plot before it’s too late?
Unravel Me is a beautifully written book. Although it’s not my favorite out
of the six books in the Shatter Me series, it is still very good. All of the
books in the series have left me speechless and shocked. Definitely my
favorite series of all time.
As with all of the books in the Shatter Me series, I absolutely loved Restore Me. It definitely has a plot twist at the end, with a major
cliffhanger there too. I loved the writing style, and every book in this series
has been a hit.
This book is really good, though maybe not the best (in my opinion) out of
all of the books in the Shatter Me series (Defy Me is book five). While it’s
definitely worth it to read, I feel that it does have some boring spots, which
is unusual for this series. The most interesting of the book is pretty far in,
so you have to read quite a bit to get to it. However, all of the stuff that
Ignite Me is pure perfection. The characters, connections, plot, and everything
is beautifully written. Out of all the books in the Shatter Me series, this one is
probably my favorite. A lot of things change throughout this book, so it really
stands out from the others.
To say I loved this book would be such an under exaggeration. This book is
wild. It’s full of so many twists and turns, heartbreak, and characters you
would die for.
The main character in Shatter Me is Juliette Ferrars. No person can touch
Juliette. If you touch her, you die. This has left Juliette to a life of solitude and
loneliness. That is, until she meets Adam, who finds his way into her heart
throughout the story.
The book Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi follows Juliette whose touch is lethal. The last time she
touched someone, The Reestablishment locked her up for murder. As the world outside gets
worse and worse and there’s rumors about war, The Reestablishment change their mind and
think Juliette is their last hope. Is Juliette capable of fixing everything and returning peace to the
slowly dying world?
Shatter Me follows Juliet Ferrars, a seventeen year old girl with a lethal touch. Throughout her
whole entire life Juliet is seen as a monster and has been in hospitals, detention centers and
solitary confinement for most of her life even experiencing neglect from her family and peers.
Into almost a year in confinement Juliet received a roommate, Adam Kent who is one of Aaron
Warner's soldiers Juliet is sent to be Aaron’s personal weapon and to use her touch to fight in
Shatter Me is a stunning first addition to a breathtaking series. Set in a dystopian world, Juliette
has been locked in a mental institution because she has the power to kill just by a touch. Her life
changes when she gets a chance at freedom, but it comes at a cost: She must use her power to
benefit the corrupt Reestablishment. Juliette finds love and meaning to a life that was never
hers, until now.
