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A new era dawns in the world of Kiera Cass’s #1 New York Times bestselling Selection series

America and Maxon’s fairy-tale romance enchanted readers from the very first page of The Selection. Now find out what happens after happily ever after in this fourth captivating novel, perfect for fans of Veronica Roth’s Divergent, Lauren Oliver’s Delirium, or Renée Ahdieh’s The Wrath & the Dawn.

Twenty years ago, America Singer entered the Selection and won Prince Maxon’s heart. Now the time has come for Princess Eadlyn to hold a Selection of her own. Eadlyn doesn’t expect anything like her parents’ fairy-tale love story...but as the competition begins, she may discover that finding her own happily ever after isn’t as impossible as she’s always thought.

A new generation of swoon-worthy characters and captivating romance awaits in the fourth book of the Selection series!

Don’t miss The Betrothed, a glittering royal romance sure to captivate Kiera Cass’s legion of loyal readers and lovers of courtly intrigue alike!

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Gr 9 Up—Cass draws us back into the world of "The Selection" (HarperCollins) with this latest series installment. Taking place 20 years after The One (2014), this entry focuses on the lives of Queen America and King Maxon's four children, specifically Princess Eadlyn, who is the heir to the throne. The castes have officially been dissolved, but not without recurring issue, including riots among the people of Ilea. To distract the country and buy time for King Maxon and Queen America to formulate a plan to stop the riots, it's decided that another Selection will take place. Princess Eadlyn is initially not fond of the idea because she is not ready to get married; however she respects her parents' wishes, and wants to do right by her people. She has two caveats: a three-month commitment and an understanding that she may not find a husband in the end. Fans will simultaneously root for and despise Eadlyn. She is powerful, bossy, and vulnerable. While life looks perfect from the outside, readers learn that things are not what they seem. Physical fights break out among the Selected, and secrets are kept only to be revealed at the very end. The cliff-hanger conclusion sets the stage for future volumes. At times the work feels like a retelling of the first book, but with a different cast of characters. However, readers will enjoy seeing the courtship rituals through the eyes of Eadlyn, her date mishaps, and how things have evolved over two decades. VERDICT A great addition for collections that have a high demand for "The Selection" series.—Erin Holt, Williamson County Public Library, Franklin, TN

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PRAISE FOR KIERA CASS: “A real page-turner. Romance, royalty, and revolution in a reality-show format serve Cass’ boldly rendered heroine well in her quest for justice and love.” — ALA Booklist

“Reality T.V. meets dystopian fairy tale in Kiera Cass’s delightful debut. Charming, captivating, and filled with just the right amount of swoon!” — Kiersten White, New York Times bestselling author of Paranormalcy

“An engrossing tale reminiscent of Shannon Hale’s Princess Academy and Ally Condie’s Matched. Fairy-tale lovers will lose themselves in America’s alternate reality and wish that the next glamorous sequel were waiting for them.” — School Library Journal

“Deliciously entertaining.” — Publishers Weekly

“Cass’s immensely readable debut novel is a less drastic Hunger Games, with elaborate fashion and trappings. The fast-paced action will have readers gasping for the upcoming sequel.” — ALA Booklist

“A cross between The Hunger Games (minus the bloodsport) and The Bachelor (minus the bloodsport), this trilogy launch is a lot of fun. Cass deftly builds the chemistry between America and Maxon, while stroking the embers of America’s first, forbidden love.” — Publishers Weekly

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ 0062349856
Publisher ‏ : ‎ HarperTeen; 1st edition (May 5, 2015)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 368 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9780062349859
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0062349859
Reading age ‏ : ‎ 13 - 17 years
Lexile measure ‏ : ‎ 680L
Grade level ‏ : ‎ 8 - 9
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 15.2 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.5 x 5.7 x 8.4 inches

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Kiera Cass graduated from Radford University with a degree in History. She grew up in South Carolina and currently lives in Blacksburg, Virginia with her family. In her spare time, Kiera enjoys reading, dancing, making videos, and eating unhealthy amounts of cake. You can learn more about Kiera at kieracass.com, follow her on twitter via @kieracass, and see her silly videos at YouTube.com/user/kieracass.

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Moe Szyslak

Great series of books!!!

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OMG, I cannot tell you enough how much I loved these books. From the Selection to the Heir, I was completely captivated and couldn't put the books down! I read all 5 in a little over a week, it was just a great series! I laughed, and cried and waited in anticipation to find out what would happen with each character! I am so impressed with this writer, I will be seeking to find what other masterpieces she has for the world to fall in love with! In a time where my life needed an escape and a break, I was able to find that and have hope instilled for all the possibilities that could happen in my future (I do understand the difference between fiction and non-fiction, but the bridge between is what we call hope, love and possibility). Thank you Kiera Cass, your work is brilliant and moving in so many ways.
You have a gift and I am so happy that the world has a chance to be a part of that through reading your books!! Please know, if you don't already, that your work is inspiring and so appreciated! Keep it up girl!!! I have already followed you so that I can find more of your work, and I have told others of the stories so that it can be appreciated beyond a review or a thank you from me!!

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The next generation was more like a poorer cousin.

Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2017

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Actual rating 2.5 stars.

I was curious to see where Kiera Cass would take this series with the next generation… I have a love/hate relationship with these books, issues with the characters and their attitudes, but love the complexity of plot and tabloid allure. However, ‘The Heir’ failed to deliver on all of these counts.

I did not connect with Eadlyn as much as I did with America. I found Eadlyn entitled, and we never get to find out - due to the nature of the narrative - if she indeed has a worldly view as expected of her in the role of monarch. Her ‘work’ is always alluded to but never completely explained. It left me thinking Eadlyn as shallow, protected and scared. It builds great tension, but left me not all that invested in her future. I put it down to how she was written – educated, aloof and separate from everyone else. Eadlyn herself mused on this, how she had intentionally isolated herself in order to become a better ruler – it also made her hard to relate to, cold, and somewhat bitchy.

There was also a lot less going on in this novel in comparison to the Selection trilogy. We were aware of the caste systems, the politics and the plotting and planning of all the characters involved. In ‘The Heir’ we lost most of that and instead were dealt up a dish of Eadlyn’s self discovery. I wanted more about the rebels, more conniving politics, more entwined storylines – like The Selection.

Even though this effectively re-booted the story line, it left me with much of the feeling of a middle book in a trilogy, setting things up, moving the story forward a small amount, but resolving little.

The ending was brilliant. A cliff hanger I did not see coming. Not in a million years. It is the one thing that has me wanting to read the next in the series. Plus, I feel as though I’m going to get more of what I want from this new generation of royals.

It was an easy read, but I ended spreading it out over a week, consuming the last half in a day; as I mentioned, there didn’t feel like there was enough going on to hold my attention. It was fun, and enjoyable, but a little flat. Though not the best book of the series, it certainly has set things up for an explosive ending and I can’t wait to find out what is going to happen.

We get glimpses of Maxon, America and Aspen, and many of the other characters from the first three books: it was entertaining to see how they had grown over the last few decades. There was less explained about the world and political landscape than I would have liked, and Kiera Cass seemed to spend a lot of time describing clothes more than anything… But the Selection series has been a guilty pleasure of mine, though I find many faults in the characters and tropes, the novels are undeniably compelling to read. I just can’t stop. So Cass must doing something right.

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Oh boy. Where to begin?!

Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2020

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Ok. So first off, I loved this book. BUT, I had a hard time liking the main character. She’s just really annoying. And I guess that’s the whole point. She’s nothing like her mom or her dad. She’s so prideful and bossy and just rubs you the wrong way. I’m a very independent woman with a lot of authority in my realm of responsibilities. But I’m nothing like that. And it was hard to get to the halfway point of the book without wanting to just quit. But I’m not a quitter either so I kept on reading. Suffice it to say, the ending is a lot more promising and I hope the last book in this series really goes out with a bang. I’m excited to see Edlyn change and be the person she needs to be for this final book to be amazing. Hopefully.

Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2015

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The story follows Eadlyn, Maxon and America's daughter, twenty years after their Selection. Eadlyn is their first child, so she is the heir to the throne. She is distant and guarded from others that aren't her family. In an attempt to make the citizens happy and to help bring Eadlyn out of her shell, Maxon and America's suggest that she does a Selection. Even though she does not want to, she agrees to the try the Selection out for three months.

At first, Eadlyn seems obnoxious because she was raised to be the queen, however, her character grows and develops as she finds herself throughout the book.

I love the characters that are in the Selection. I don't really have a favorite, so it will be interesting to see how everything plays out in the next book.

This was very well written. The plot of the story was interesting, as was seeing the Selection from this side of the competition.

I thought the ending was awful! How can you leave a book hanging on that sort of cliff hanger??? I'm very excited to read the next book. Oh, and the cover is the most beautiful cover I have ever seen. I think it is my favorite.

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yes. just yes

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okok so when i started reading this I didn’t come in with high expectations. mostly because i read the comments and a lot of you guys were you know bashing it a bit. and to be honest i can see why. Eadlyn is a hard to like character. at least for me. i don’t like her attitude, and tbh i consider her to be kind of pardon my language but bitchy. but she has her moments like when she’s with her brothers or Kile where she’s purely funny and entertaining. especially with Kile, i’m definitely shipping those two. it’s different and it’s showing us how the main character is slowly starting to open herself up. i like it and im glad i’ve read it. the boys for the most part are all really likable characters, (Baden, Burke, and Jack can die in a hole) and they’re all pretty hilarious. kile though. just...kile though. if kile isn’t endgame idk what i’m going to do with myself. but also like Erik....okok enough. give it a chance there’s got to be something that will be enjoyable

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A Five Star Series

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 9, 2020

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I adored the first three books and read them one after the other in one sitting. I did hesitate before purchasing book number four in the series. Would I like the new characters as much as I had adored the original ones? Would it be the same hearing from a different narrative voice? Could I get used to anyone else after being with America for so long? Would reading books four and five spoil the entire experience for me?

My curiosity got the better of me and initially, I was disappointed that it did. I did NOT like the new heroine. At. All. I stopped reading for a moment and was worried about whether this book would ruin everything that preceded it. I read on only to see what happened to the characters I loved.

But then something changed. I began to like this narrative voice almost as much as America's. I loved the message that women can lead, be strong, independent and powerful without sacrificing their femininity and individuality. I am incredibly glad I kept reading and personally, I got the ending I had been hoping for all along. The surprises weren't very surprising for me as I could see them coming a mile away, but this did nothing to spoil my enjoyment.

I was truly sorry when the series ended, but delighted that I have discovered a new author. I look forward to reading many more of her books.

Five stars for the entire series.

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as I felt like not much happened in the book

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 28, 2016

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I'm going to really struggle with writing this review, as I felt like not much happened in the book, well in comparison to the first three books in the series anyway. There was just something missing from this, which I can't quite put my finger on. First of all I was really looking forward to seeing the selection flipped on it's head, with many boys competing for one girl, but it turned out not so great. As it was the girl who was planning the dates this time they just didn't feel as special and romantic (just my opinion), and Eadlyn certainly wasn't making any effort.To make matters worse, she even got angry with the boys for suggesting date ideas. I understand that she had reservations about falling in love, due to fear of not being seen as a powerful figure in her own right with a husband beside her, but her behaviour at times was insufferable and there were many times I had to force myself to continue reading through her rants.

Although Eadlyn did undergo some much needed character development throughout the novel, she often slipped back into her old ways and it was infuriating, as I was rooting for her to change. I found it extremely difficult to be sympathetic towards her as well because she was just so self-absorbed, stuck up and spoiled. If people found America annoying (which I didn't) than I honestly don't know how well they're going to cope with Eadlyn. I get the whole scared of love thing but she really was downright rude to some of the boys who were only trying to get her attention, and her parents certainly didn't deserve to be spoken to the way they were by her. Eadlyn handled a lot of things badly, but she messed up most spectacularly when it came to her brother's relationship. To interfere with real reason is one thing, but she had no real reason for interfering in the relationship that acted in Ahren's best interest and not her own, which consequently made me dislike her even more. It also really ticked me off that Eadlyn had such a low opinion of Kile just because he kept to himself, wasn't as proud as her and liked reading...seriously? Between Eadlyn's bratty attitude, her nonsensical attempts to get the public on her side and with little happening between her and the selected there wasn't much to truly love in this book like in the other three.

What saved this for me was my affection for some of the boys like Kile, Henri, Fox and Erik who were all delightful. And it was lovely to be reunited with old characters like May, Lucy and Aspen. There were also bits of excitement that came from the selection, but most seemed a bit far fetched and like an attempt to make it seem like something was happening, because very little had so far. All in all these attempts were over dramatic both in the actual acts and in the writing itself. They portrayed boys as creatures who can't control their tempers or their wandering hands, which I don't believe was necessary, however maybe if written in the right way it would have served some purpose. But the cute moments between Eadlyn and some of the selected stood out for all the right reasons, I just needed more of them.

Despite my problems with this book I still did enjoy reading it for the most part and will definitely be picking up the next book in the series, because I'm positive that Eadlyn's only going to have improved. Thus allowing for more to happen with the selected as a few have started to finally get closer to her. There are also storylines to do with past characters that I want to see play out in the next book. So don't be discouraged by Eadlyn if you're thinking of reading this series, I heard negative things about America and still loved her and her selection, just proving that every opinion is different. It's a fun series that I really do love and would therefore still recommend enthusiastically.

Aoife

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 14, 2015

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I absolutely adored this novel! The Heir follows on from events 20 years after The Selection series. Now, the new Princess/ Queen in waiting is Eadlyn, the 18-year-old daughter of King Maxon...and Queen America. Eadlyn will be the first ever Princess to become Queen before her brothers, her parents changed degree following her birth, a whole seven minutes before her brother Ahren.

But things in Ilea are not as well as you would hope. Despite the castes being eradicated, uprising and rebellions are still rampant and getting worse. Under persuasion from her parents, Eadlyn agrees to take part in a new Selection - inviting 35 men into her home, and allow them to try and make her fall in love with one of them.

From the start, Eadlyn comes across straight-laced, haughty and rather cold. And it's not too much of a surprise. Even though she was brought up in a loving family, Eadlyn always knew she would be Queen of Ilea someday, and had a different kind of education and instruction than her brothers, and was taught to look at things a different way. I also feel a lot of her coldness and loner tendencies, comes from always believing she would, at least start of her reign alone with no help from a male companion.

So it's especially hard for Eadlyn to welcome the new boys - despite some of them being genuinely lovely and caring and even one being a boy she grew up with - Marlee's son Kile (this isn't technically a spoiler, as soon as he's mentioned it's obvious he will end up there). While Eadlyn has been surrounded by the true love of her parents, and the love Ahren has for the French princess Camille, it's never something she desired for herself. So she makes a few mistakes along the way...and comes across even worse to the public and downright terrifying to the lads.

One of the huge differences between The Selection and The Heir was the feelings for those in the Selection. With the original series, everyone rooted for America, and we only had two choices - Aspen or Maxon. With The Heir, we're suddenly seeing first hand how amazing each strong contender is - Hale with his perfect clothes, Fox with his determination and sweetness, Henri simply being Henri and Kile with his history and chemisty with Eadlyn. On both sides, you could see where each strongest contender would be both right and wrong for Eady. I may be called judgemental, but there was a point where I believed Hale might be gay as he's so overly into fashion, but maybe not. Kile would be wrong as a Prince, he can barely stand the Palace now, it would be wrong of Eadlyn to expect him to do it for the rest of his life. And Henri, beautiful Henri...who doesn't speak a word of english. Though considering there's clear Swendway connections in Ilea, why doesn't Eadlyn speak Finnish? Or in that case, more languages than just English and Spanish?

One of the other different between the original series and the spin off, was that while Maxon was very alone during his choice and didn't have much people to turn to - Eadlyn has her three brother. The post-Jack scene when Maxon and America walked in on them all snuggled in the bed was so sweet and one of favourite scenes in the whole book (plus a certain midnight kitchen scene)

Ugh but Kiera!!!! How could you leave us with an ending like that! Just how and why!!! I think my heart literally stopped and I was screaming, "That's it!!!!!" And then I frantically went online searching for another book. The only reason this is 4.5 rather than 5 stars was that I really thought this was a standalone spin-off, I was very surprised and almost irritated to discover there would (hopefully) be one more. Just because I wasn't expecting it.

Overall, I've one thing left to say.... #TeamHenri

Ashleigh Online

Addictive new story that’ll propel you straight back into the world we all fell in love with in The Selection

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2016

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Oh how I loved returning to this world. The Selection is one of my all-time favourite trilogies, a complete guilty pleasure that I have unashamedly recommended to everyone I can, including fellow ‘grown ups’.

So when The Selection ended, I was petty devastated that I wouldn’t be spending more time with America, Maxon, Aspen and co. And although that’s still the case, I am so glad that I got to catch a glimpse of them again in The Heir, and better yet got to fall in love with a whole new set of characters including their daughter, who finds herself hosting a selection of her own. The tables are turned, and this time we get to witness the princess try to find a match from a batch of gorgeous boys.

Eadlyn is stubborn, she’s frustrating and she’s in some ways pretty spoilt, so it did take me some time to get used to her, but she also goes through a transformation that’s a joy to read as she opens her eyes and begins to understand what its like to live in the real world.

I know that the cliffhanger ending has got some people all riled up about this book, but I actually quite like a cliffhanger! Crazy, I know. It has simply made me super-excited to read the second (and as far as I’m aware final) book in the series.

Kiera Cass has once again captured my heart with this one. The Selection trilogy will always be my favourite because that’s where it all began, but The Heir certainly lived up to my expectations. I loved it.

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This is is reality TV, addictive and compellingly good.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 16, 2017

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As usual I end up on the bang wagon a lot later than everyone else. But let me just say this book is incredible. I loved that it was similar to the first three books, just told from a female perspective being perused by 30 men. But if you are after something original then turn away now. Because I can assure you that this not the book for you.

Eadlyn knows what she wants and a selection is not one of them. She will do anything in her power to make sure that she doesn’t end up engaged and married. She will be a queen one day. I love that she is brutal in getting rid of the boys she doesn’t want. She is herself through out and doesn’t see why she should change for everyone else.

For me while there is some romance because of the situation – Eadlyn not wanting to be in a relationship – meant that what little romance there was, was forced. And I wasn’t sure who to root for out of the Selection boys – was it Henri who could hardly speak English or Hale – something seemed off. Or Kile the unwilling suitor. Who is going to come out on top?

At the moment I’m not sure where this series is going. Is the Selection going to be successful or will everything go to pot?

This is is reality TV, addictive and compellingly good. That I just had to read from start to finish in one sitting. This is a page turner and is one of my guilty pleasures.

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