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The Shatter Me book series is a captivating collection penned by the acclaimed author Tahereh Mafi. The series, which includes the books "Shatter Me", "Destroy Me", "Unravel Me", "Fracture Me", and "Ignite Me", centers around Juliette, a young woman with a lethal touch in a dystopian world controlled by the Reestablishment. This series Tahereh
Mafi has crafted is a thrilling blend of dystopian fiction and romance. The life of 17-year-old Juliette Ferrars, who has been locked away for a crime she never intended to commit a crime caused by her peculiar "gift" that she herself doesn't even understand.The life of 17-year-old Juliette Ferrars, who has been locked away for a crime she never
intended to commit a crime caused by her peculiar "gift" that she herself doesn't even understand.The life of 17-year-old Juliette Ferrars, who has been locked away for a crime she never intended to commit a crime caused by her peculiar "gift" that she herself doesn't even understand. I have a curseI have a giftI am a monsterI'm more … Young adult
dystopian thriller novel by Tahereh Mafi This article is about the book. For the music album, see Shatter Me (album). For the song, see Shatter Me (song). Shatter Me AuthorTahereh MafiCountryUnited StatesLanguageEnglishSeriesShatter Me seriesGenreRomance/Young adult/dystopianPublisherHarperCollins PublishersPublication dateNovember
15, 2011Media typePrint (hardcover)Pages338ISBN978-0-06-208548-1Followed byUnravel Me Shatter Me is a young adult dystopian romantic thriller written by Tahereh Mafi, published on November 15, 2011.[1] The book is narrated by Juliette, a 17-year-old girl with a lethal touch and is unusual in that it contains passages and lines that have been
crossed out like a diary entry.[2] Shatter Me is the first of a series of seven books. The second book in the series, Unravel Me, was published on February 5, 2013. The third book, Ignite Me, was published on February 4, 2014. The fourth book, Restore Me, was published on March 6, 2018. The fifth book, Defy Me, was published on April 2, 2019. The
sixth book, Imagine Me, was published on March 31, 2020. The seventh and final book, Believe Me, was published on November 11, 2021. The shatter me series is enjoyed by many young adults and been made popular on social media. Shatter me contains mature, violent, romantic and dystopian themes throughout the chapters. Tahereh Mafi has
inspired many young authors and readers with this series. Of her inspirations for the work, Mafi has stated that she drew inspiration from "an interest in human nature and [humanity's] ability to overcome great obstacles".[3] Plot Juliette Ferrars is a 17-year-old girl whose touch paralyzes and kills, taking living organisms' energy. Juliette is placed in
an asylum because three years prior, she killed a small boy in a store with her unusual touch. It is evident that Juliette is partly insane, both from prolonged isolation and at horror at herself.

The third book, Ignite Me, was published on February 4, 2014. The fourth book, Restore Me, was published on March 6, 2018. The fifth book, Defy Me, was published on April 2, 2019. The sixth book, Imagine Me, was published on March 31, 2020. The seventh and final book, Believe Me, was published on November 11, 2021. The shatter me series is
enjoyed by many young adults and been made popular on social media. Shatter me contains mature, violent, romantic and dystopian themes throughout the chapters. Tahereh Mafi has inspired many young authors and readers with this series.
Of her inspirations for the work, Mafi has stated that she drew inspiration from "an interest in human nature and [humanity's] ability to overcome great obstacles".[3] Plot Juliette Ferrars is a 17-year-old girl whose touch paralyzes and kills, taking living organisms' energy. Juliette is placed in an asylum because three years prior, she killed a small boy
in a store with her unusual touch. It is evident that Juliette is partly insane, both from prolonged isolation and at horror at herself. She repeatedly dreams of a bird and writes in a small notebook. Suddenly, for the first time ever, Juliette gets a cellmate who goes by the name of Adam Kent.

The life of 17-year-old Juliette Ferrars, who has been locked away for a crime she never intended to commit a crime caused by her peculiar "gift" that she herself doesn't even understand.The life of 17-year-old Juliette Ferrars, who has been locked away for a crime she never intended to commit a crime caused by her peculiar "gift" that she herself
doesn't even understand.The life of 17-year-old Juliette Ferrars, who has been locked away for a crime she never intended to commit a crime caused by her peculiar "gift" that she herself doesn't even understand. I have a curseI have a giftI am a monsterI'm more … Young adult dystopian thriller novel by Tahereh Mafi This article is about the book.

I have a curseI have a giftI am a monsterI'm more … Young adult dystopian thriller novel by Tahereh Mafi This article is about the book. For the music album, see Shatter Me (album). For the song, see Shatter Me (song).

The fourth book, Restore Me, was published on March 6, 2018.

The third book, Ignite Me, was published on February 4, 2014. The fourth book, Restore Me, was published on March 6, 2018. The fifth book, Defy Me, was published on April 2, 2019. The sixth book, Imagine Me, was published on March 31, 2020.
The seventh and final book, Believe Me, was published on November 11, 2021. The shatter me series is enjoyed by many young adults and been made popular on social media. Shatter me contains mature, violent, romantic and dystopian themes throughout the chapters. Tahereh Mafi has inspired many young authors and readers with this series. Of
her inspirations for the work, Mafi has stated that she drew inspiration from "an interest in human nature and [humanity's] ability to overcome great obstacles".[3] Plot Juliette Ferrars is a 17-year-old girl whose touch paralyzes and kills, taking living organisms' energy. Juliette is placed in an asylum because three years prior, she killed a small boy in
a store with her unusual touch.
It is evident that Juliette is partly insane, both from prolonged isolation and at horror at herself. She repeatedly dreams of a bird and writes in a small notebook. Suddenly, for the first time ever, Juliette gets a cellmate who goes by the name of Adam Kent. He reminds Juliette of someone, but she convinces herself that it is not possible that she ever
knew him. She shows Adam the ways of the asylum, such as not to eat the scalding food immediately, and when the asylum's occupants are allowed to shower. One day, the Reestablishment, a government that has the world within its grasp, comes for Juliette. It is revealed that Adam is a soldier for Aaron Warner, the leader of Sector 45 of the
Reestablishment. Warner, who is also the son of the Reestablishment's Supreme Commander, makes Juliette an offer that includes her being able to get out of the asylum in turn for her torturing any prisoners with her touch as a weapon for the Reestablishment. Warner wants to feel the full effects of Juliette's power, but she refuses to touch or hurt
him, so he forces her to torture a soldier named Jenkins and a small child through a simulated torture room. During her captivity, Juliette develops a romantic relationship with Adam.
It is revealed that Adam knew Juliette prior to the asylum, and is in love with her, and that he can touch Juliette without being harmed or killed. Adam eventually helps Juliette escape from Warner, and as they escape, Warner's hand brushes against Juliette's ankle, revealing that Warner also can touch Juliette without consequence. Adam and Juliette
run away to where Adam's 10-year-old brother James lives, a small apartment Adam helped to make. James is taken care of by others because Adam must live with the other soldiers; to the brother's knowledge, both of their parents are dead. Through spending time together, Adam starts to become possessive of Juliette. One of Adam's fellow soldiers,
Kenji Kishimoto, shows up claiming that Warner had him tortured in order to learn Adam and Juliette's whereabouts. Kenji says that he knows a safe place where they can escape, and they formulate a plan. Juliette and Adam split up with Kenji and James, but Adam and Juliette are captured and Warner shoots Adam. Warner drags Juliette into an
abandoned classroom and tells Juliette he loves her. Warner kisses Juliette, so she seduces him to get the gun from him. She non-fatally shoots him. She finds Adam in a slaughterhouse, and they escape, although Adams's leg is badly injured. They meet up with Kenji and James, whom Kenji has given sedatives so that he will not be traumatized by the
condition Adam is in. It is revealed that Kenji is a member of the Rebellion against the Reestablishment, called Omega Point. Adam, Juliette, and James are recruited by, and then join the Rebellion. Reception Reviews for Shatter Me have been mixed,[4][5][6][7][8] with many reviewers stating criticisms while overall recommending the work.[9] Kirkus
Reviews praised Shatter Me for its love story, but said that the ending "falls flat" and that there was an "overreliance on metaphor".[10] Publishers Weekly cited that while the book "doesn’t escape some rookie pitfalls," author Tahereh Mafi "combines a psychological opener with an action-adventure denouement in her YA debut," ultimately calling it
"a gripping read from an author who’s not afraid to take risks".[11] Booklist gave a mixed review, noting that there were "plot conveniences and melodramatic writing to spare" while praising it for its "rip-roaring adventure and steamy romance scenes".[12] A youth reviewer for the National Post recommended it highly, stating that it had "just the
right amount of action to make it thrilling, but not exactly gruesome."[13] It was included in BuzzFeed's list of best YA books of all time.[14] Awards Honorable Mention: Children/Young Adult at the Arab American Book Awards[15] Characters Juliette Ferrars: Juliette starts off as a scared, traumatized 17-year-old girl, having been abused, locked
away, and made to feel like a monster her entire life. She struggles to trust others and has trouble making friends, due to her lethal touch. Throughout the series, she learns to control her powers and becomes more brave and confident thanks to the help of training at Omega Point. Despite being friendless for most of her life, Juliette is compassionate
and kind, and easily sympathizes with those who are vulnerable. Juliette can also easily be influenced and manipulated and has fluctuating confidence. Aaron Warner: 19-year-old leader of Sector 45 in the Reestablishment, 5'11; shown as a very cold and manipulative person. Warner gradually changes into a more loving human being as the books
progress. He has blond hair and green eyes and is considered inhumanly handsome. From the beginning of the series, he is desperately in love with Juliette, which for a while was an obsession. Juliette develops empathy for Warner, despite him seeming cold and ruthless, and asserts him as a normal human, despite his denials. He is known to always
assume the worst of himself. He can touch Juliette without consequence.
Kenji Kishimoto: A 20-year-old soldier in Warner's army who is friends with Adam.
He is later found out to be a member of Omega Point and is shown to have the gift of invisibility. He has a very joking personality and is a very chill person. He is also very egotistical and that adds humor to his person. He is also known to develop an admiration for Juliette which she returns and they form a strong bond, as best friends, almost like
siblings. James Kent: Adam's 10-year-old younger brother. He is extremely mature for his age. He is very intuitive and curious to the world around him. He greatly admires Adam. Castle: Leader of the Rebellion (Omega Point). Castle is a thirty-year-old scientist with telekinetic powers.
He is portrayed as a wise, fair and compassionate person. He is highly knowledgeable and is the first one who accepts Juliette as she joins the Rebellion, although he keeps many secrets about her true identity from her. Adam Kent: A soldier in the army, 18 years old; he is in charge of Juliette after she is brought out of isolation. He is known as an
average man with blue eyes, tattoos, around 6'1", and dark brown hair. He is shown to be in love with Juliette since they first saw/met each other, as children. He can touch Juliette by using his powers but it is extremely draining and sometimes painful for him. Sequels "Destroy Me" redirects here. For the Rebecca Black song, see Let Her Burn. Series
list: 1. Shatter Me 1.5. Destroy Me 2. Unravel Me 2.5. Fracture Me 3.
Ignite Me 4. Restore Me 4.5. Shadow Me 5. Defy Me 5.5. Reveal Me 6. Imagine Me 6.5. Believe Me Shatter Me is the first in its series. An e-book novella titled Destroy Me, set after Shatter Me and before the sequel, Unravel Me, told from Warner's point of view, was released on October 6, 2012. Unravel Me, the second book in the series, was
released on February 5, 2013. A second e-book novella titled Fracture Me, set during and soon after the final moments of Unravel Me, told from Adam's point of view, was released December 17, 2013. The third book in the series, titled Ignite Me, was released on February 4, 2014. On the same day, Unite Me, containing the two novellas combined
into print for the first time as well as an exclusive look into Juliette's journal, was also released. In April 2017, it was announced that Mafi would be releasing three more books in the Shatter Me series[16] starting with Restore Me, which was published on March 6, 2018. A novella entitled Shadow Me, told from Kenji's perspective, was released on
March 5, 2019. A month later, the fifth book in the series, Defy Me, was released. The sixth and final main installment of Shatter Me, titled "Imagine Me", was released on March 31, 2020. “Believe Me”, a fifth novella written from Warner's point of view, is set to be released on November 16, 2021. Unite Me: A compilation of the first and second
novellas, Destroy Me and Fracture Me. Find Me: A compilation of the third and fourth novellas, Shadow Me and Reveal Me. Film adaptation Paramount Pictures announced that they will distribute the film rights of the books. Film rights for Shatter Me were optioned by 20th Century Fox in 2011, prior to the book's release date.[17] References ^ New
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Wayback Machine Youtube video of Mafi discussing the book Retrieved from " The Shatter Me books by Tahereh Mafi is one of my favorite YA Fantasy book series. For new readers to the series a quick glance at all the books published might leave you scratching your head. In fact, you’re probably wondering: “What is the proper Shatter Me series
order?” The Shatter Me series order is pretty straightforward. The only way to really read the books is in publication order. The series contains six novels and five novellas. Tahereh Mafi wrote each of them in the order that you should read them, novellas and all. That means less guesswork for you. Hurray! Before we take a look at the Shatter Me
series order, let’s take a deeper dive into what Shatter Me is about for those who don’t already know. In full disclosure, it’s been a really long time since I read the the first batch of Shatter Me books.
For those unaware, Mafi wrote the first three books and then there was a very large gap before she wrote Books 4-6. Tahereh Mafi’s Shatter Me series has sold more than a million books. It’s a YA dystopian series centering around a girl named Juliette. Juliette has a very unique power in that anyone she touches dies.
As you can imagine this makes romance very difficult, and is a point of tension within the story. Juliette also deals with a lot of emotional baggage. One side effect of this is that throughout the book there are crossed out lines, as if Juliette is writing in a journal and crosses out things she initially wrote, but changed her mind. A lot of readers find this
rather annoying, but you get used to it as you go along. It’s much easier for me to deal with than when an entire book is written in a different dialect, like Goddess in the Machine. Tahereh Mafi is a best-selling YA Fantasy author best known for the Shatter Me series. However, she’s also written other books like This Woven Kingdom and A Very Large
Expanse of Sea. The latter was named one of the best YA books of all time by Time Magazine. Shatter Me was Mafi’s debut novel and was published when she was only 23 years old. The original trilogy went on to be translated into more than 30 languages and sell more than a million copies. She currently resides in Southern California with her
husband and fellow author, Ransom Riggs. We’ll just jump right into it. Below you’ll find the best way to read the Shatter Me series in order. You should not read the Shatter Me series in any order. The best way to experience this series is to follow the publication order. This will allow you to follow Juliette’s character development chronologically and
watch the momentum build from book-to-book. 1. Shatter Me (2011)1.5 Destroy Me (Novella) (2012)2. Unravel Me (2013)2.5 Fracture Me (Novella) (2013)3. Ignite Me (2014)4. Restore Me (2018)4.5 Shadow Me (Novella) (2019)5. Defy Me (2019)5.5 Reveal Me (Novella) (2019)6. Imagine Me (2020)6.5 Believe Me (Novella) (2021) The short answer is
Yes! You can skip the novellas. They aren’t necessary at all to understand the main story. What the novellas do is provide extra insight into the world of Shatter Me. They’re often from a different POV. For instance, Destroy Me, the first novella, is from Warner’s POV. He is the villain of the first novel. This allows you to see what Warner is thinking
since Shatter Me is told from Juliette’s point of view. It also serves as an interlude between novels since the events of Destroy Me take place after Shatter Me but before Unravel Me. But nothing learned within the novellas is crucial to the plot of the main series. They’ll only provide extra details that make the novels more impactful. For that same
reason, you also don’t have to read all the novellas either. The novellas are just extra content. They serve as bridges from between books with supplemental plot from a specific character’s point of view, so you can cherry pick which character interests you the most.
Rest assured, if you choose to skip them you won’t be missing out on anything. Below is a Shatter Me reading order for those of you, like me, who don’t really read novellas. If you’re not interested in the interlude novellas, this may be the right Shatter Me series order for you. The series has two main arcs based on when Mafi published the books, so
that stopping point is how we’ve divided the books for this reading order. 1. Shatter Me (2011)2. Unravel Me (2013)3.
Ignite Me (2014) This ends the original Shatter Me trilogy, but Mafi wrote three more novels 4 years after the completion of the first trilogy. 4. Restore Me (2018)5. Defy Me (2019)6. Imagine Me (2020) If you’ve done any bit of searching for the Shatter Me books on Amazon you might have come across the titles Unite Me and Find Me. Unite Me
contains the two novellas Destroy Me and Fracture Me (listed separately in the full Shatter Me series order above). So if you purchase those separately, you don’t need Unite Me. Or you can purchase Unite Me instead of purchasing them separately. The same can be said of Find Me. It contains both Shadow Me and Reveal Me (also listed separately
above), the two later novellas. The Shatter Me series is a YA Fantasy Romance. So let’s dissect that.
First, Romance is an important aspect of the plot and it does contain romantic elements. But it’s also YA, or Young Adult, meaning that it’s meant for ages 13 to 17. As such, the romance in Shatter Me is all very PG-13. There is no smut or explicitly sexual content. We would call Shatter Me‘s romance Fade to Black. That means anything spicy occurs
off the page and is left to the imagination. Now let’s take a look at each book in Shatter Me series individually and tell you what they’re all about. This will help you determine whether you want to read the novellas or not. 1. Shatter Me The last time Juliette touched someone she was locked up for murder. It doesn’t matter to The Reestablishment that
it was an accident. They don’t understand her power, but as the world crumbles around them, they don’t care so long as she can’t hurt anyone else. The death toll from disease and famine continues to climb though, and it brings with it rumors of rebellion and war. Suddenly, The Reestablishment has cause to view Juliette in a different light.
Now, she has a choice to be a weapon or be a warrior. 1.5 Destroy Me Juliette managed to escape The Reestablishment by seducing Warner and leaving him with a near-fatal bullet wound. This novella from his perspective reveals more about his feelings for Juliette. Warner is recovering at the base and doing everything he can to suppress rumors of a
rebellion and keep his soldiers in line. He is determined to find Juliette and get rid of the traitors who helped her escape. But then his father arrives and it becomes apparent that he has very different plans for Juliette that Warner can’t stand back and let happen. 2. Unravel Me Juliette thought she would be able to kill Warner with a single touch, but
his apparent immunity to her powers has shaken her. Thankfully, her and Adam were able to escape from Warner and joined a group of rebels. Here Juliette’s powers don’t make her an outlier when many of the rebels have powers too. With her new allies, Juliette finally has a chance to oppose The Reestablishment and fix her world.
The rebels might also hold the answers to why Adam and Warner are both immune to her deadly touch. 2.5 Fracture Me The next novella takes place as Omega Point is preparing to oppose The Reestablishment forces on Sector 45 with a brutal assault. It is from Adam’s perspective. Adam can’t focus on the upcoming battle. He is preoccupied by
thoughts of his recent break-up with Juliette, concerned for his brother’s safety, and scared for his best friend’s life. But battle waits for no one, and just as Adam begins to doubt if he can fight, it’s time for war. Their forces seem to be doing well on the battlefield, but The Reestablishment won’t allow for a rebellion. Even if that means killing everyone
Adam cares about. 3. Ignite Me Omega Point has been destroyed.
In the wake of its destruction Juliette doesn’t know if any of her friends, the rebels, are still alive. The only person she can rely on is the one person she thought she would never trust: Warner. But the handsome commander of Sector 45 saved her life.
He might be the only way she can take down The Reestablishment.
Warner promises to help her master her powers to save their world, but he won’t stop there.
4. Restore Me She thought she had won. Juliette became the Supreme Commander, took control of Sector 45, and she had Warner by her side. But her deadly powers are still at the tips of her fingers and now the whole world rests in the palm of her hand. So, who will she become when tragedy strikes? Will Juliette master control over her power? 4.5
Shadow Me This novella is from Kenji’s perspective during the events of Restore Me and full of his signature sass. He is trying to balance his friendship with Juliette alongside his duties as a leader of the resistance movement against The Reestablishment.
Meanwhile, Juliette is reeling from Warner’s betrayal when an unexpected person from Omega Point’s past reappears. 5. Defy Me Juliette’s reign as the Supreme Commander has been a disaster. More than anything she wants to rely on Warner for support and guidance when children of other world leaders show up on her doorstep, but he has been
keeping secrets from her that will change everything. There has always been a darkness lurking in Juliette and with her devastation at these revelations, it threatens to consume her. Then an explosive encounter takes place with unexpected visitors, which threatens the tenuous control she maintains. 5.5 Reveal Me This is the fourth companion novella
to the Shatter Me series before the epic conclusion in the last full-length novel. As with the previous novella it is from Kenji’s perspective and reveals more depth to his character than what can be shown in the novels. 6. Imagine Me Juliette Ferrars or Ella Sommers? Which one is the truth and which one is the lie? Matters have only become more
complicated as Ella learns who Juliette is and about her creation. She is struggling to understand the past while the future looks more uncertain than ever. The lines between Ella and Juliette, and between right and wrong, are blurring. Old enemies encroach and it becomes clear that her destiny may not be in her own hands. The day of reckoning is
coming, but she may not get to choose what side she will fight on.
The fifth and final novella in the Shatter Me series is a sequel to the explosive conclusion of the final novel. Life in the aftermath of The Reestablishment’s destruction is not easy. Juliette and Warner are working with their friends at the Sanctuary to stabilize the world with limited resources. Warner proposed to Juliette two weeks ago and wants
nothing more than to marry her, but there is not time for a wedding amidst the chaos surrounding them. Juliette is also distracted by everything else they need to do. Their future together finally seems to be within reach, but will Warner and Juliette ever be happily together? Check out these 13 dystopian books for more books like this Shatter Me
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