The World of Veronica Roth's Divergent Series
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This booklet provides background of Veronica Roth's vision for the trilogy. It explains the development of character names, factions, quotations that inspired her writing of the trilogy, and more! There is a fun quiz readers can take to see which faction they would belong in. - EnglishElle on goodreads.com.
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