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Kiera Cass, born May 19, 1981, is an American author of young adult fiction, best known for The Selection series.

Born and raised in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Cass graduated from Socastee High School in Myrtle Beach. She is of Puerto Rican descent. She was in Coastal Carolina University before transferring to the Radford University. She is graduated from the Radford with a degree in history.

The first book in the Selection trilogy, The Selection, was published by HarperTeen in 2012. Television rights to the trilogy were offered by the CW Television Network and two pilots were filmed, but neither was picked up for a full series. In April 2015, the film rights to The Selection trilogy, The Selection, were acquired by Warner Bros.

In May 2013, Cass announced that she was working on an untitled series, which she credits on social media as 238, to be published by HarperCollins. The series was cancelled, and Cass turned to other projects.

On August 14, 2014, Kiera Cass announced that The Selection series would be expanded to include more books. The Elite was first released in 2013. “El Único” followed. The Heir followed in 2015. Cass announced another book after The Heir, The Crown, which was released on May 3, 2016.

On August 20, 2015, Kiera Cass announced that her originally self-published book, The Siren, would be rewritten and re-released on January 26, 2016.

On October 7, 2019, Kiera Cass announced that her novel The Betrothed would be published on May 5, 2020. She succeeded Hollis Brite, a noblewoman who was courted by King Jameson of Coroa as Queen of the. Hollis fell in love with an Isolten citizen named Silas and had to choose between two paths. The book became the a #1 New York Times bestseller.

The Selection series, for which Cass is best known, is a series of five young adult novels set in the fictional country of Illéa, officially North and Central America. The books are about a contest called The Selection, in which the citizens of Illéa compete for the heir-in-marriage of the current king. The first three books are from the point of view of America Singer, who joins the selection after bribing her mother, unaware that she is in love with Aspen, who is a lower caste than her. The two sequels, The Heir and The Crown, are written from the perspective of Princess Eadlyn, the firstborn daughter of Prince Maxon and Lady America Singer.

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Prepare to be transported into a world of breathtaking fairy tale romance, swooning characters, sparkly robes, and intense intrigue, perfect for readers who loved Divergent, Delirium, or The Wrath & the Dawn.

For 35 girls, the Selection is the opportunity of a lifetime. A chance to escape a rigid caste system, live in a palace and compete for the heart of the magnificent Prince Maxon. But for America Singer, getting elected is a nightmare. It means turning her back on her secret love for Aspen, who is a caste below her, and fighting for a crown she doesn’t want.

Later, America meets Prince Maxon and realizes that the life she’s always dreamed of may not compare to a future she never imagined.

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For 35 girls, the Selection is the opportunity of a lifetime. It is a chance to escape the restrictions of the class they were born into and the life that has been written for them since the day they were born. This is your chance to be transported to the world of shimmering robes and priceless jewels, live in the palace and fight to win Prince Maxon’s heart and become the next royal princess.

For America Singer, however, the selection is the nightmare she feared. He must turn his back on her secret love for Aspen, who was born in a caste below her, and her love would be frowned upon. He must face the fact that he must leave his home to participate in a fierce competition for the crown and the prize that he has no interest in winning. Life in the palace feels like a prison cell for her, and she lives in a place that is constantly under attack from violent rebels from the north and south.

But when America meets the handsome Prince Maxon, things change and she begins to question all the plans she had made for herself. She soon realizes that the life she has always dreamed of may not compare to the future she envisions for herself.

This is the novel that is the fruit of the marriage between The Hunger Games and The Bachelor and has a family. I found this book to be a different type of book than I normally read, but I found myself immersed in the story from the first page. This was one of the few books that I read in one sitting, and that was because it had a rhythm that kept you guessing what was going to happen next. I can’t wait to read the next books in the series to see what life has in store for America and Maxon.

This book follows the recent trend towards dystopian social novels. After the collapse of our society, a new regime rises to the top and transforms the US into a completely different country with a monarchy that controls it and a caste system where you are your class and self-improvement is almost impossible. The royal family has been conducting what they call “The Selection” to find a wife for their prince for many years. Princesses are always brought into an arranged marriage with another country, of course for an alliance, but princes had a choice. Imagine the TV show The Bachelor, only the girl gets a crown and a guaranteed marriage at the end.

Our Heroine America does not intend to enter the lottery to be part of this process, but to make her mom happy, she fills out the application and takes a photo for the selection process. She is a naturally beautiful woman but as she is being photographed she begins to think about the future she has with Aspen, the boy she loves, and her true happiness reveals her true beauty.

For this reason, of course, she is included in the selection. What follows is the typical sass and chutzpah you’d expect (especially if you’ve ever seen The Bachelor), but you also get to watch America’s journey to stay truly true to itself and not conform to anyone else’s ideas, which should do.

Our Heroine is sometimes strong, forceful, contradictory and flawed. She is not the perfect woman, but as a reader you can identify with her and bond with her. It’s easy to cheer her up, even with the silly mistakes she makes and the often silly decisions she makes. We are introduced to a prince who is completely insecure and doesn’t realize how much his people are suffering. And we also see a nation that agreed with this monarchy but now rejects it and is fighting hard for change again.

I don’t think the author is trying to make a political statement or urge readers to engage too much with our society. She just thought about this completely different society than we know and she tells us all about it.

To me, the best way to describe The Selection is that it’s The Hunger Games and The Bachelor, and I think if you enjoyed either of them, then you’d like this book. It has the same wonderful dystopian concepts as The Hunger Games but with a more playful tone.

This book is a modern fairy tale that captivated me from start to finish. It is not so easy for a handsome prince to kidnap a pretty girl from the harsh life he has led to pamper himself in a castle. Although I really enjoyed that part. It also delves into the intricacies of politics, as Prince Maxon learns not only how to lead his country, but also how to make changes and improve people’s lives from him.

What brings our main character America and Maxon together is a competition, similar to The Bachelor, to help the prince find his future queen. At the beginning of the book, America makes it abundantly clear that living in the lap of luxury is not its top priority. She sees this competition to which ue is cast at first as a curse, then sees it as an opportunity to do some good. She doesn’t want to be the next queen, but if she could help the prince choose someone else who would make a good queen, while she does some things to help her family, then she realizes the experience would be worth it.

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