Destroy me - 3.5
Fracture me - 3 ( )

Why am I still reading this series? Why does controlling and not communicating and just generally being a jerkface behavior qualify as romantic in YA? Why does it need to be a superpower thing *and* a dystopian thing? Why is the dystopia so half-baked?

Can I have a dystopian thing where the protagonist has a healthy relationship? ( )

Destroy Me:
I had no idea Warner was so troubled.
Fracture Me:
Well, this novella gave me a whole new insight into Adam's head, and it made me like him less.
Juliette's Journal:
The writings of a tortured soul made beautiful by Tahereh Mafi's hand. ( )

I enjoyed this two novellas a lot. I liked Warner's story more than Adams just because I feel like there's more emotion from Warner than Adam. Mafi has a way of writing feelings and telling a story that draws me in and makes me feel what her characters feel 100%. The biggest accomplishment of these two novellas was make me realize just how addicrted I am to these books and how much I can not wait to read the final book, Ignite Me, even though I know it will be the end of the series. ( )

I really enjoyed finding more about Warner. Adam's part was okay but I still gained insight on his feelings for Julia. Julia's journal was something I've read before in the pages of the book series. Although, there a couple of interesting new entries and sad ones. ( )