Blog Tour: The Polaris Uprisin by Jennifer Ibarra

17 de febrero de 2014





The Polaris Uprising by Jennifer Ibarra 
(Polaris #1) 
Publication date: October 30th 2013
Genres: Dystopia, Young Adult



In less than seven years, eighteen-year-old Ryla Jensen will succeed her father as the president of Neress, a nation where all citizens are cared for from the moment they’re born. Fed, sheltered, even educated—every need of theirs is met.

The only price they pay is their free will.

Groomed since childhood to take on a role she’s not even sure she wants, Ryla’s only escape from the pressures of duty is her sister, Alanna. But when her eyes are opened to the oppressive regime her father built, she begins to question everything she’s set to inherit—and finds herself at odds with her sister’s blind allegiance to their father.

Torn between loyalty to her family and the fight for freedom, Ryla must decide just how far she’s willing to go to make a stand and risk losing the person she loves most in the world: Alanna.






I have read a lot of dystopian books this past months and i have to say im losing interesting about them because all have the same plot... i dont know if is because theres not a lot of topics to create a new world for humanity but they all are the same thing.

Being said that, The Polaris Uprising i have some issues with this book but also it has a lot of good things:

The Good: The relationship between Ryla & Alanna Jensen is wonderful, is well written and makes me wants a sister. 
All the characters Jennifer made for the book are well done, they all has a life inside and you actually can feel them and connect with them.
The world that Jennifer create as dystopian well is ok for me, is not the same as other dystopian but still need a lot of things to make it perfect, overall i like the world she create it feel realistic.

The negative: the beginning it felt a little slowly, it took me almost the half of the book to get into the story, but once Ryla met Tyson the things start to be interesting.
the dual plot was a little confusing and give me a little headache.

Im not that fan of dystopian books but this book is ok and i think now i read this i have to read book 2 i know will be better than this one!

So if you are looking for a good dystopian book this definitely will be for you so give it a try!



Jennifer Ibarra grew up on a steady diet of books, Star Wars, and other fantastic feats of the imagination. Her debut novel, The Polaris Uprising, is the first book in a trilogy and mixes dystopia with family drama, romance, and political intrigue.

She lives in Silicon Valley, where she does marketing for a tech company and spends her time running, cooking, baking, and keeping up with celebrity gossip.







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