Divergent
by Veronica Roth
3/5
Katherine Tegen Books 487 pages April 25, 2011
In a future Chicago divided into five factions based on virtues, sixteen-year-old Beatrice Prior discovers she is Divergent — fitting into no single faction — and must hide this dangerous secret while uncovering a conspiracy that threatens everyone she loves.
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Jim would definitely be sorted into Erudite, because this worm loves knowledge. Roth's faction system is a fun concept even if Jim thinks the whole setup would collapse in about a week. Tris is gutsy and the action sequences hit hard, but some of the world-building logic is head-scratching (tail-scratching, for worms). Solid popcorn read. Three worms.
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