Review: Short and to the point novella that'll hold you over until Allegiant!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2013
This review will have spoilers from Divergent.  Proceed with caution if you have not read Divergent.It is no secret around here how big of a fan I am of Veronica Roth's Divergent.  I've lost track of how many times I have given out copies on this blog, and to friends in general.  It's one of those things that you love, and you really want others to read so they can love it as well.  Luckily for me, everyone who I have introduced Divergent to has enjoyed it.The Transfer is a novella about the main character Tris's love interest Four.  I am not gonna lie, just typing the name Four makes me smile.  A friend of mine pointed out how much my face lights up when I speak about Four.  I just absolutely love him.  And if he were real, and I were a few years younger Tris would have to watch herself.  Four is strong, but he is sensitive and loyal to anyone he chooses to protect.  When I found out that there were going to be novellas written about Four, I was so excited.  I couldn't wait to get inside of Four's head and see what was ticking!One of the things I like about novellas is that they are usually optional.  While they are fun to read, they usually aren't anything that you have to read to further the story.  Usually they are a behind the scenes story, or a way to get to know a lesser character.  It's a way for an author and reader to have fun, and get to know a character better.  This is definitely the case with The Transfer.  Which tells a little bit of the beginning of Four's story.  About his life before he was a Dauntless Initiate.  I've always wondered what exactly was going through Four's mind when he chose Dauntless over the faction that he born in Abnegation.  I wondered how different Tobias was from "Four".As with all novellas, The Transfer made me want more!  Luckily there will be 4 other "Four" novellas coming out.  I know that some people have complained about the length of The Transfer, but I thought it was just enough to hold me over.  I think that's what novellas are supposed to do, since they are usually released in between books.  It's something to hold you over while you wait for the next book to be released.  And if this book did anything, it made me even more excited for Allegiant!Reviewed by Sana @ Step Into Fiction