i really enjoyed reading this novella! it includes a whole unch of short stories, like a pov from maxon, a pov from aspen, a pov from amberly, and a final pov from marlee!
Happily Ever After: Companion to the Selection Series (The Selection Novella)
By Kiera Cass
| Interest Level | Reading Level | Reading A-Z | ATOS | Word Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grades 6 - 8 | Grades 3 - 5 | n/a | 4.6 | 12513 |
Meet Prince Maxon before he fell in love with America, and a girl named Amberly before she became queen. See the Selection through the eyes of a guard who watched his first love drift away and a girl who fell for a boy who wasn’t the prince. This gorgeous collection features four novellas from the captivating world of Kiera Cass’s #1 New York Times bestselling Selection series—two of which appear here in print for the first time—as well as exclusive, never-before-seen bonus content.
This series companion is a must-have for any Selection fan, and includes:
- The Prince
- The Guard
- The Queen (in print for the first time)
- The Favorite (in print for the first time)
- Exclusive new scenes from The Selection, The Elite, and The One
- Introductions to each novella from Kiera Cass
- A map of Illéa and other illustrations
- And more!
Publisher: HarperTeen
ISBN-13: 9780062484291
ISBN-10: 006248429X
Published on 6/7/2016
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 416
Book Reviews (12)
need to read this!
This book is amazing! It is a collection of short stories and novellas that are based around the Selection series. There are 4 novellas in this book, and they follow Maxon (The Prince), Amberly (The Queen), Marlee (The Favorite), and Aspen (The Guard). It also has a lot of bonus scenes from Celeste and Lucy. This book is really amazing, but I would not recommend reading it if you have not read the Selection series, as it may be hard to understand. Hope you like this book! Happy Reading!
I love this book, Kiera Cass brings her magical writing back to the kingdom of Illéa once again. Several short stories featuring Queen Amberly, Maxon, Aspen, and Marlee focus on different perspectives during America's Selection. This is superbly interesting because it shows that really, America was quite short-sighted and did not see many things happening right under her nose. We all still love her though! It was extremely entertaining reading about Maxon's first impressions of America and all the other characters' overlaps with America. 10/10, even though it is a compilation of short stories instead of longform books, it will forever be one of my favorites.
I really want to read this book! And the series I am on the wait list for this series I hope time fly's bye fast😊
This book was a fantastic addition to the world of the Selection series. Told from many different perspectives, this book is sure to answer your questions about other characters in the Selection. With art included for each story, you are walked through scenes in the perspectives of Queen Amberly, Prince Maxon, Aspen, Marlee, Celeste, Lucy, Kriss, Natalie, and Elise. My favorite novella was "After The One". It is told from the perspective of America, and was a nice conclusion to the three novels told from her perspective. I hope that this recommendation helps all Selection fans find something to go along with the main novels!
In this exceptional book by Kiera Cass, you get to peek into the world of four characters, in the land where love conquers all. The first story is of Amberly, a young girl entering the Selection before America's. It tells the story of the beloved Queen Amberly as she goes through her own Selection with King Clarkson.Young and in love with the king follow Amberly as she learns more about both Clarkson and the crown. This book is an excellent book, and anyone who has read the Selection or is just looking for a good book will love it. The next story is of Maxon, the prince. Read his side of the story as he first meets America.The 3rd story is of Aspen, and how he fights for America before finally falls in love again. The last and perhaps most beautiful story is of The favorite, Marlee, and how she Carter fight for their love.
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The. Book is bad I'll give it 2/5 stars
the book was a let down, I was expecting so much out of the book and it ended up being the worst one of the series. The book is not really bad but don't set high expectations for it, because u r going to be let down. If u r still interested in reading the book, get it from the library and don't waist your time and money buying it.
My cousin loves this series