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Red Queen: Red Queen Book 1

Red Queen: Red Queen Book 1

byVictoria Aveyard
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Sakshee
5.0 out of 5 starsI have trust issues after reading this book
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 26 September 2017
This review will probably go down as the sloppiest review I’ve ever written. What even can I say? My duty to critical analysis and my response as a reader have collided violently. WHAT SHALL I DO?!
Psh, try to conduct a sedate, analytical review and then devolve into crazed, unrepentant gushing, that’s what.
The gist: At some point in the distant future, a specific class of humans evolve. They have silver blood and magical, X-Men powers like mind control, elemental powers, invisibility, etc. They rise to the elite classes and crush normal, red-blooded humans under their collective heel. The society becomes completely imbalanced and depraved, a la the Capital and the Districts in The Hunger Games. But one day, a Red girl named Mare discovers that she has both red blood AND special powers. After that, the Silvers try to use Mare as a pawn, there’s a rebellion, lots of bloodshed, and a love trident. (You read that right. A love TRIDENT, not a triangle. Three boys, one girl.)
Sounds very been-there-done-that, right? Red Queen has been hyped from here to kingdom come, but it has many detractors who have snarked mercilessly, and with good reason. The objective, analytical portion of my brain snarked pretty heavily. Mare, while cool, is cut from the same hardcore-but-secretly-soft-yet-also-mouthy cloth as most dystopian heroines. She has distant parents, sibling rivalry, and three boys who get caught in her orbit—the loyal but snarky boy-next-door (Kilorn, aka Gale Jr.), the noble-hearted but traditional crown prince (Cal), and his younger, often-overlooked but sympathetic younger half-brother (Maven.) Of course, Kilorn hates the princes and everything they stand for, Cal has a witchy fiancee who hates Mare, and Maven and Cal have a frictive relationship thanks to Mare and other family issues. So much of the plot does revolve around Mare and her potentially romantic relationships with these three boys. Whether it’s threatening Cal’s fiancee for touching him (HIS OWN FIANCEE!), watching Maven exchange moody glances with his brother, or sacrificing herself for Kilorn, Mare just can’t catch a break.
It’s got to be hard writing a dystopian in a post-Hunger Games market, because I was drawing SO many parallels between the two. Kilorn’s presence. The rebellion. The bloodshed. The excess of the Capital Archeron. The emphasis the Silvers put on physical appearance and their own superiority. District 13 The Ruined City. Mare’s position as a sort of mascot for both sides. I could go on.
But you know what? I don’t freaking care. I DON’T CARE. I DON’T CAAAAARE. You know what else doesn’t care? My brain certainly didn’t care, because I literally couldn’t even formulate these thoughts while reading. I had to wait HOURS after I’d finished this book to hash my feelings out with Gillian, because while I was reading, my own brain wouldn’t let me get a word in edgewise.
I’m like, “But brain—”
And my brain’s like,
*violently shaking it's arms and head*

I’ve never been sassed by my own brain before, but my brain sassed me into submission because it wouldn’t stop binging on this stupid book.
I read somewhere (sorry! forget where) that the author intentionally dumped everything that she enjoys in a book into her own stories, and boy does it show. Superpowers! Forbidden romance! World-building! Cute boys! Unappreciated boys you can cuddle! Brave but maddening, Gryffindor-esque boys! The boy next door! Horrifically tense moments! Bloodshed! Betrayal! Twists! Big Bad Government! Social injustice! Sweet family moments! Uneexpected, irreversible deaths! The crushing weight of parental expectations! THE BIGGEST, BADDEST POWER-FREE SHOWDOWN I CAN IMAGINE!
Gillian called this book a “crack book,” and she’s totally right. Once you start, there’s really no way to stop. Ms. Aveyard dumped everything she loves in a reading experience into her book, and it seems that everything she loves is everything I love. This book is nonstop action, intrigue, and tension (both romantic and plot.) I felt that if I put down the book, something might happen without me. I also spent the entire book sickened with certainty that something awful was going happen, AND THEN IT DID, and it wasn’t what I expected at all. I underestimated the plot and where it was leading. I thought I had it figured out, the neat little twist that would pull the rug out from beneath less perceptive readers, BUT OH WAS I WRONG. That last 15% was like being trapped in a prizefight with Muhammad Ali. It gave me a left and a right and BANG! Sneaky uppercut to the jaw, and I was down for the count.

This book vs. my heart/sanity
This book is a gift. It’s a flawed, cracky gift from the reading gods, and I need that sequel now before I go into withdrawals. Bless you, Victoria Aveyard. Bless your drug-peddling little heart.
Favorite Non-Spoilery Quotes:
“Sometimes I forget you have the legs of a child.”
“Better than the brain of one.”
—
In school, we learned about the world before ours, about the angels and gods that lived in the sky, ruling earth with kind and loving hands. Some say those are just stories, but I don’t believe that.
The gods rule us still. They have come down from the stars. And they are no longer kind.
—

Points Added For: Mare’s moral dilemma over killing the opposition (v. well-done, in my opinion), Shade, Maven, Cal, Maven and Cal’s relationship, the superpowers, the last 15%, Lucas.
Points Subtracted For: Some really common dystopian tropes, those awful names (of which TRAMY is the worst), plot holes, the rather ridiculous place names, really would have rather this been straight fantasy instead of sci-fi,
Click to see SPOILER
Good For Fans Of: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, the Shatter Me series by Tahereh Mafi, crack books, The Winner’s Curse series by Marie Rutkoski
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Eijaz k.
3.0 out of 5 starsDamaged
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 21 November 2022
The book is realy nice but the cover was damaged badly.Didnt return it though
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Sakshee
5.0 out of 5 stars I have trust issues after reading this book
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 26 September 2017
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This review will probably go down as the sloppiest review I’ve ever written. What even can I say? My duty to critical analysis and my response as a reader have collided violently. WHAT SHALL I DO?!
Psh, try to conduct a sedate, analytical review and then devolve into crazed, unrepentant gushing, that’s what.
The gist: At some point in the distant future, a specific class of humans evolve. They have silver blood and magical, X-Men powers like mind control, elemental powers, invisibility, etc. They rise to the elite classes and crush normal, red-blooded humans under their collective heel. The society becomes completely imbalanced and depraved, a la the Capital and the Districts in The Hunger Games. But one day, a Red girl named Mare discovers that she has both red blood AND special powers. After that, the Silvers try to use Mare as a pawn, there’s a rebellion, lots of bloodshed, and a love trident. (You read that right. A love TRIDENT, not a triangle. Three boys, one girl.)
Sounds very been-there-done-that, right? Red Queen has been hyped from here to kingdom come, but it has many detractors who have snarked mercilessly, and with good reason. The objective, analytical portion of my brain snarked pretty heavily. Mare, while cool, is cut from the same hardcore-but-secretly-soft-yet-also-mouthy cloth as most dystopian heroines. She has distant parents, sibling rivalry, and three boys who get caught in her orbit—the loyal but snarky boy-next-door (Kilorn, aka Gale Jr.), the noble-hearted but traditional crown prince (Cal), and his younger, often-overlooked but sympathetic younger half-brother (Maven.) Of course, Kilorn hates the princes and everything they stand for, Cal has a witchy fiancee who hates Mare, and Maven and Cal have a frictive relationship thanks to Mare and other family issues. So much of the plot does revolve around Mare and her potentially romantic relationships with these three boys. Whether it’s threatening Cal’s fiancee for touching him (HIS OWN FIANCEE!), watching Maven exchange moody glances with his brother, or sacrificing herself for Kilorn, Mare just can’t catch a break.
It’s got to be hard writing a dystopian in a post-Hunger Games market, because I was drawing SO many parallels between the two. Kilorn’s presence. The rebellion. The bloodshed. The excess of the Capital Archeron. The emphasis the Silvers put on physical appearance and their own superiority. District 13 The Ruined City. Mare’s position as a sort of mascot for both sides. I could go on.
But you know what? I don’t freaking care. I DON’T CARE. I DON’T CAAAAARE. You know what else doesn’t care? My brain certainly didn’t care, because I literally couldn’t even formulate these thoughts while reading. I had to wait HOURS after I’d finished this book to hash my feelings out with Gillian, because while I was reading, my own brain wouldn’t let me get a word in edgewise.
I’m like, “But brain—”
And my brain’s like,
*violently shaking it's arms and head*

I’ve never been sassed by my own brain before, but my brain sassed me into submission because it wouldn’t stop binging on this stupid book.
I read somewhere (sorry! forget where) that the author intentionally dumped everything that she enjoys in a book into her own stories, and boy does it show. Superpowers! Forbidden romance! World-building! Cute boys! Unappreciated boys you can cuddle! Brave but maddening, Gryffindor-esque boys! The boy next door! Horrifically tense moments! Bloodshed! Betrayal! Twists! Big Bad Government! Social injustice! Sweet family moments! Uneexpected, irreversible deaths! The crushing weight of parental expectations! THE BIGGEST, BADDEST POWER-FREE SHOWDOWN I CAN IMAGINE!
Gillian called this book a “crack book,” and she’s totally right. Once you start, there’s really no way to stop. Ms. Aveyard dumped everything she loves in a reading experience into her book, and it seems that everything she loves is everything I love. This book is nonstop action, intrigue, and tension (both romantic and plot.) I felt that if I put down the book, something might happen without me. I also spent the entire book sickened with certainty that something awful was going happen, AND THEN IT DID, and it wasn’t what I expected at all. I underestimated the plot and where it was leading. I thought I had it figured out, the neat little twist that would pull the rug out from beneath less perceptive readers, BUT OH WAS I WRONG. That last 15% was like being trapped in a prizefight with Muhammad Ali. It gave me a left and a right and BANG! Sneaky uppercut to the jaw, and I was down for the count.

This book vs. my heart/sanity
This book is a gift. It’s a flawed, cracky gift from the reading gods, and I need that sequel now before I go into withdrawals. Bless you, Victoria Aveyard. Bless your drug-peddling little heart.
Favorite Non-Spoilery Quotes:
“Sometimes I forget you have the legs of a child.”
“Better than the brain of one.”
—
In school, we learned about the world before ours, about the angels and gods that lived in the sky, ruling earth with kind and loving hands. Some say those are just stories, but I don’t believe that.
The gods rule us still. They have come down from the stars. And they are no longer kind.
—

Points Added For: Mare’s moral dilemma over killing the opposition (v. well-done, in my opinion), Shade, Maven, Cal, Maven and Cal’s relationship, the superpowers, the last 15%, Lucas.
Points Subtracted For: Some really common dystopian tropes, those awful names (of which TRAMY is the worst), plot holes, the rather ridiculous place names, really would have rather this been straight fantasy instead of sci-fi,
Click to see SPOILER
Good For Fans Of: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, the Shatter Me series by Tahereh Mafi, crack books, The Winner’s Curse series by Marie Rutkoski
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ADITI SAHA
5.0 out of 5 stars Go ahead try this fantastic new series.
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 14 April 2016
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“For there to be betrayal, there would have to have been trust first.”

----Suzanne Collins

Victoria Aveyard, the New York Times bestselling author, has penned a stunning and a heart-wrenching debut YA dystopian, Red Queen which marks the onset of an exciting new young adult series, Red Queen, which is a mixture of so many bestselling dystopian series, namely, The Hunger Games, Divergent and The Selection. This series opens with a girl, belonging from a submissive bloodline, that is dominated by the powerful bloodline, who will soon be conscripted for the army to serve the powerful bloodline's frontier.This is her story of how her life changes all of a sudden and has to make terrible choices to save the ones she loves.

Synopsis:

This is a world divided by blood – red or silver.

The poverty-stricken Reds are commoners, living in the shadow of the Silvers, elite warriors with god-like powers.

To Mare Barrow, a 17-year-old Red girl from the Stilts, it looks like nothing will ever change.

Then Mare finds herself working at the Silver palace, in the midst of those she hates the most. She quickly discovers that, despite her red blood, she possesses a deadly power of her own. One that threatens to destroy Silver control.

Okay firstly, I honestly and absolutely, LOVED this series, which is inspired from all those popular dystopian series that changed the face of the post-apocalyptic world. And Mare, oh boy, she is the star and she is a new member of my list of fictional characters whom I love to fangirl about. This series is absolutely promising and with a movie deal on the horizon, I simply can't wait to get my hands on the next book.

Mare is seventeen, who is a Red living in a poverty-stricken town with her family and siblings. She would be enlisted for the army as soon as she turns eighteen. One day her fate changes when she tries to save her long-time friend's fate from getting conscripted. But with no job, she cannot buy him freedom, and that is when good luck shines upon her as she bags a job offer as royal guard in the palace of Silvers to protect them. But to protect the people she hates, to protect the people who dominates is a difficult task not as difficult for the Silvers when they discover her unmatched power in front of their eyes.

By now, everyone must have read this book as on Instagram, I can see pretty much all the bookstagrammers are fangirling on this series, and I simply couldn't wait to dive into this fascinating series. Well, let's get into proper reviewing now.

The world building is fantastic and as told from Mare's POV, the story is interesting and in-depth. The world created by the author is believable with powerful people harboring magical abilities, whereas the less powerful one suffer the wrath of those who bear the power and are under constant domination by them. This world is strong, sad and beautiful just like Panem. This is done with lots of vivid description and logic so that the readers can easily comprehend with such an imaginative world, well somehow it is unique in its own way.

The author's writing is eloquent and laced with tension, mystery and deep heart-felt emotions. The narrative is highly engaging and is bound to keep the readers glued into the heart of the story. The pacing is really fast as it will keep the readers turning the pages and anticipating till the very end. Yes the story definitely ends with a major cliffhanger that will make the readers look-out for the next book in the series. The story is addictive and immediately from the very first sentence, it is bound to pull the readers into the story. The story is also laced with lots of adrenaline-rushing action scenes that will make the readers feel like riding high on a roller-coaster rides.

The characters are interesting, believable and is inspired from realism. The main character, Mare, is the epitome of teenage girls belonging from poverty as Mare rises against the odd to save the people she loves and cares for, not once thinking for herself. She is brave, more like Katniss, who doesn't need saving even though there are three guys who could do anything for her to protect her. Her demeanor is motivating and worth rooting for. Cal is the next character, whom the readers will fall for, for his arrogance, for his loyalty towards Mare, for his support and definitely for his swoon-worthy looks. He is a complete package of being a Prince Charming. The rest of the supporting cast are extremely well-developed.

The romance, well, let's just say, there is no love triangle, instead there is love square. Yes three boys almost competing for Mare's attention.The romance depicted in the book is sweet, emotional and passionate. I totally ship Mare and Cal, but let's just see what happens in the next series.

Overall, this enthralling story has made me its fan and it is definitely a must read for all YA dystopian lovers. This story has so many layers that kept my mind curious and intrigued till the very end and right now I'm adding the Glass Sword on Amazon India's cart.
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Ainakhan
5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing.
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 15 August 2022
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Literally the best gift for a sci-fi lover!
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Bhavuk Mitharwal
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice book.
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 27 June 2022
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5.0 out of 5 stars Nice book.
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 27 June 2022
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Anand
5.0 out of 5 stars ONE OF THE BEST DYSTOPIAN FICTION I HAVE EVER READ!!
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 22 April 2021
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This was an excellent book and it helped especially for me since I was starting to change my genre from crime fiction to something else. This book was so hooking that it kept me up late and finished it in 3 days. It is legit one of the best dystopian ever although it does give divergent and hunger games vibes a bit. But really, don’t think too much and try it out bcoz booktube rlly had me not buying it but booktok convinced me to buy it and it was WORTH IT. Pls give it a go, u won’t regret 💜💜💜💜
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5.0 out of 5 stars ONE OF THE BEST DYSTOPIAN FICTION I HAVE EVER READ!!
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 22 April 2021
This was an excellent book and it helped especially for me since I was starting to change my genre from crime fiction to something else. This book was so hooking that it kept me up late and finished it in 3 days. It is legit one of the best dystopian ever although it does give divergent and hunger games vibes a bit. But really, don’t think too much and try it out bcoz booktube rlly had me not buying it but booktok convinced me to buy it and it was WORTH IT. Pls give it a go, u won’t regret 💜💜💜💜
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Sharini
5.0 out of 5 stars The best book ever!!
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 11 January 2022
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Being a teenager, this book was an amazing read!! One of my favourite books… The characters are well built with rich description. This boom is just perfect for people who like fantasy and romance… in conclusion, just don’t think too much and buy it!!
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Amar
5.0 out of 5 stars Spoiler Free Review
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 16 February 2019
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Product: The book was Brand New and had no damages on cover and Pages.

Review: The story is set in a fictional world, The Kingdom Of Norta where two types of people live,
People with Silver Blood (these people have special abilities like controlling water or metal etc) and People with Red Blood (these people have no special abilities and are treated as slaves by the silver blood).
The story revolves around 17 year old girl Mare Molly Barrow, a RED BLOOD, she hates how Silver Blood people treats the Red Blood people and she want this to be changed, she wants that the Red Blood and Silver Blood should be treated equally. But she does not know that she posses a deadly talent of her own that could change the entire situation. The Silver Blood people hides Mare from the Red Blood people by declaring her a long-lost Silver Princess. Now Mare has a chance to demolish the empire from within and to end this all but this is not so easy as her own life is at stake. At what lenght is Mare willing to go to end this.
Find out what happens when Mare Barrow enters the Game of Lies and Betrayal where "Anyone can Betray Anyone."
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Akshaykumar
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful book!!!
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 11 August 2020
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I have received the book in a brand new condition, the book is about the world where people are divided by blood - Red and silver...there are many twist and turns in the story...for the first 200 pages it wasn't impressive but after Real action begans which made me hooked to the book..overall great book And now I am going read the entire series , I give it 🌟🌟🌟🌟4 stars..

Buy it from cloutail india seller best there is if you have any problem with the book it can be solved easily..they are helpful.

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Akshaykumar
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful book!!!
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 11 August 2020
I have received the book in a brand new condition, the book is about the world where people are divided by blood - Red and silver...there are many twist and turns in the story...for the first 200 pages it wasn't impressive but after Real action begans which made me hooked to the book..overall great book And now I am going read the entire series , I give it 🌟🌟🌟🌟4 stars..

Buy it from cloutail india seller best there is if you have any problem with the book it can be solved easily..they are helpful.

Note: before buying any book check it's MRP first..
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Tuba Sayed
5.0 out of 5 stars Bloody Brilliant!
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 22 December 2015
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"I am the king and you could have been my red queen."

This is one of the best debut novel I've read this year. My mind is blown.
If I am being completely honest- it took me quite a time to let this new red queen world of injustice and corruption settle around me, but God, later this book totally sucked me it, and I couldn't keep it down. Loved it so much.

The pace of this book is fast like a running horse. There are no filler chapters and long descriptions about stupid things that doesn't matter. It is straight to the point, and let me just say it - blood spilling (I am telling you) and brilliant.
And yes, blood will spill, hearts will shatter, bones will break, the plot will twist, and aahhh and the betrayal will make you rage like an unforgiving beast.

I think I slept through the first few chapters and then, Oh my God, Victoria started killing people, there was too much blood and gore, and not only that, the characters were so well developed - loved some, hated some.
In short -I repeat - Mind blown!

This was an epic start to an epic series, and I am sooooooo excited for the next sequels. Heard there are gonna be four books in this series, count me in.
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cameron
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best books in my collection!
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 26 July 2018
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When I first heard of the book, I thought it would be like all the stories I read as usual but when I once started reading it, I can see why people love it so much and why it is a best seller. Everything in the story is just perfect. The way it's written, it's beautifully woven into perfection. It was thrilling and it was unexpected but all in all, It was epic! I cannot wait to read its sequel.

PS. I completed the book in one day. Once you start reading it, Its hard to put it down.
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