About the book
Veronica Roth's dystopian trilogy (Divergent, Insurgent and Allegiant) is gathered here with the companion volume Four: A Divergent Collection. Divergent, Roth's debut, sets its heroine Tris in a deeply flawed society that presents itself as perfect, where single choices carry heavy consequences. Across the later volumes the series takes up forgiveness, identity and loyalty. Four tells the history of Tobias from his own perspective in four pieces (The Initiate, The Traitor, The Transfer and The Son) and three extra scenes. Divergent and Insurgent each reached No. 1 on the New York Times best seller list, and the novels were adapted into three films.
Virginia LeBlanc, founder of Defining Paths, came to the series through the film and said its social commentary on conditioned thinking resonated with the many paths her own life has taken.
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Virginia LeBlanc (Founder/Defining Paths)
I was unfamiliar with Veronica Roth’s Divergent series, until the movie. I was instantly drawn in and captivated by the connotations and underlying social commentary on our conditioned minds and thinking. I found such resonance and finally acceptance of the many diverging paths life has taken me down. Particularly, Divergent, was my take off and coining of “divergent thinking” and birthing of my saying “think without a box”. Processing that it was okay to embrace who I was—an agent for intercession and change who had to be divergent and diverse in a number of ways, including and most importantly thinking.
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