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Eu amo ler e escrever. Meus autores favoritos são Hans Christian Andersen e Stephen King. Minha música preferida é a mi...
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If you're an Army, you've certainly imagined what it would be like to meet the members of BTS up close. And if they did a reality show where 21 fans will have the opportunity to meet them and live with them in a mansion for two months, and have the chance to win your Bias, you would definitely want to participate, wouldn't you? My best friend Luna thought so too, and when this opportunity came up she didn't think twice about signing up, what I didn't expect is that she would drag me into this madness along with her. Seven handsome and talented idols and 21 ordinary girls, fans from different places, living in the same house, what will happen?
A dystopian society divided into castes. Where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Zero social mobility. Except once. The Selection. An opportunity of a lifetime. In this society science reigns, magic is bullshit. But what happens when A Prince... bumps into a Phoenix?
America Singer is a girl who was born into a relatively low caste. She's laid-back, stuck-up and snarky. Prince Maxon Scheave, well the title says it all, right? A prince who thinks he is the king of black cocada, rules the world and has everything he wants. But, the Prince needs a wife and for that they created... The Selection.
Aife Ainsley (Sadie Singer) is about to become queen of America, and nothing but her sisters could stop that. Overnight she is considered dead to the world after a southern ambush in the Mountainz Woods. Aife is found thousands of kilometers from the castle two days later, in the southern areas, where she poses as a castle maid. Along with strength she never thought she could count on, Aife will conquer her throne.
The Selection started with 35 girls in the competition, but now, there are only 10 left. Elsa is still confused about her feelings for Jack, especially now that she is about to start learning the crafts of a princess. she, to accept Jack, would have to accept a crown that brought countless things in which she disagreed and of course, the girl still had some doubts. Why was the Palace under constant attacks by the rebels? Why was the caste regime so cruel? Elsa's time is running out. What will she choose? Being a princess and making a difference or... standing idly by for fear of the crown?