How have they changed? How do their different lifestyles clash with each other? Can they find their way back to each other? These were all questions I knew I had but didn’t know that I wanted to explore until recently. It’s been 10 years since the end of Champion. And I also wanted to explore my own thoughts for how they get back together, and how they find each other again, and whether they can reconnect. I wanted to see how they had changed and grown. It is the first book in the Legend series followed by Prodigy, Champion. “Good luck, don’t drink too much!” That was very much how I felt at the end of Champion. Legend is a 2011 dystopian young adult novel written by American author Marie Lu. Not that I have a college-aged kid, but it felt like when you send your kids off to college. I didn’t actually know if they were going to reconnect again. That was how I left them in my head as well. Winner Blurb: June, a fifteen-year-old military prodigy, is hunting Day. They had met each other again, but I left it to the reader, what happened to them in the future. Sequel, please From THE NEW YORK TIMES: Legend doesn’t merely survive the hype, it deserves it.

It was the same - a little intimidating! I left them in an open spot at the end of Champion. Praise for Marie Lu’s New York Times bestseller LEGEND: From USA TODAY: 'Marie Lus dystopian novel is a Legend in the making.' From ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Fine writing and excellent execution. What was it like returning to those characters’ head-spaces, especially given the reader interest in their dynamic? Prodigy : a Legend novel (Legend (Marie Lu) Volume 2.) Cover.

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