I think the book was good. I was looking for something else by Veronica Roth to read and since there wasn't anything else I could find, I thought why not read on fours side of the story as a side story to 'The Divergent' .Then I got started with 'Four:The Transfer' and I must say that the book was really good. I mean to get to know the side of four. His aspect of the story, the feelings and emotions he held while choosing a faction, to get to know what he had gone through in that, to know that a moment and what led to him to make those decisions it was just extraordinary.
Then I guess one gets to learn something from the story that: "People don't always have to choose what others expect them to, choices are our own made and they are free . And though they may seem difficult at first, it takes great courage to make a choice and to stick by it." And I guess the thing that relates to younger adults in this is that well, people that age are all about, going against things, rebelliousness, about believing in what they believe is right thing is which I believe to be correct in some ways . People's Expectations don't matter, it's your choices that do in one doesn't always have to be what others expect them to be, but one has to know where they truly stand and what potential they have to become what they want to be. If they can discover that there is nothing stopping them from becoming what they want in life.
Overall it was a short story and was nice to see the other side of four in it.
