Even though I am a huge fan of Tally, she wasn’t much different from any other character. I did, however, struggle with characterisation. The chapters and scenes are vivid, entertaining and never dull. I am in love with the world the author created, and the moral dilemmas he tests us on.
My Thoughtsįilled with adventure, I read this book in only a few sittings. But if she succeeds, she might actually find a cure to being a Pretty. A letter from herself from the past will make her remember why she is a Pretty now and what she needs to do next.īut accepting such a task means danger of being found out and silenced forever. She can vaguely remember some things, and a challenge is in front of her. She is completely different, until one day a person from the old crew pays her a visit. In Pretties, Tally is now a Pretty herself. If you want to know more though, I would suggest reading my review of the first book, Uglies. If you haven’t read the first book yet, please be aware that this review will contain SPOILERS. But she meets Shay, who doesn’t want to become pretty, and during amazing adventures in the first book, Tally discovered that there is much more in the world than just being a Pretty. After all, all of her friends are already Pretties. Tally is still an Ugly, and all she ever wants to do is become a Pretty. People are born as Uglies, and once they turn 16, they undergo plastic surgery and become Pretties. In the first book, we are introduced to a world where beauty means everything. I loved the first book a lot, and I had to continue the series!
Pretties is the second book in the Uglies series by Scott Westerfeld.
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