The Book of Ivy
Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2014
304
Novel • Fiction
Post-apocalyptic town • Future
2014
YA
15-18 years
In Amy Engel's The Book of Ivy, set in a post-apocalyptic town called Westfall, Ivy Westfall is forced into an arranged marriage with Bishop Lattimer, the President’s son, as part of a political tradition. Tasked by her family to assassinate Bishop to reclaim power, Ivy's mission is complicated by her growing feelings for him and her discovery of family secrets, leading her to question her beliefs and ultimately make a life-changing decision.
Romantic
Suspenseful
Mysterious
Dark
Emotional
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The Book of Ivy by Amy Engel captivates readers with its engrossing dystopian plot and well-drawn characters. Praise centers on its suspenseful narrative and strong heroine, though some find the romantic elements clichéd and pacing uneven. Ideal for YA audiences, the book blends action and romance, despite occasional predictability.
A reader who would enjoy The Book of Ivy by Amy Engel is typically a young adult or mature teen who loves dystopian settings mixed with romance. Fans of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and Divergent by Veronica Roth would find this book appealing due to its compelling blend of political intrigue and personal conflict.
25,312 ratings
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304
Novel • Fiction
Post-apocalyptic town • Future
2014
YA
15-18 years
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