10 Best Books Like Divergent

If you loved Divergent by Veronica Roth, here are the most similar books our readers recommend.

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In a society divided into five factions based on personality traits, sixteen-year-old Tris discovers she's Divergent—fitting into multiple factions—making her both powerful and dangerous to the system

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Quick Comparison: Books Like Divergent

BookAuthorRatingYearPagesBest For
Shatter Me📚 Series starterTahereh Mafi3.82011339Start a new series
Wandering WildLynette Noni4.42025384Similar vibes
Better Than the MoviesLynn Painter4.32021356Similar vibes
To All The Boys I've Loved BeforeJenny Han02021368Similar vibes
The Summer I Turned PrettyJenny Han4.42010304Similar vibes
Check & MateAli Hazelwood3.92023353Similar vibes
Betting on YouLynn Painter4.12022432Similar vibes
These Broken StarsAmie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner3.92013417Similar vibes
Looking for AlaskaJohn Green4.52008Similar vibes
Eleanor & ParkRainbow Rowell4.42013Similar vibes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What books are most similar to Divergent?

The most similar books to Divergent are Shatter Me, Wandering Wild, Better Than the Movies.

What should I read after Divergent?

After finishing Divergent, readers most commonly pick up Shatter Me next.

Who writes books like Veronica Roth?

Authors similar to Veronica Roth include Suzanne Collins, Victoria Aveyard.

What genre is Divergent?

Divergent is a Romance novel by Veronica Roth, published in 2012. It features elements of Faction System, Chosen One, Dystopian.

How long is Divergent?

Divergent varies in length depending on edition.

Does Divergent have romance/spice?

Divergent has a spice level of 1/5. This book has light romantic elements.

About Divergent

In a society divided into five factions based on personality traits, sixteen-year-old Tris discovers she's Divergent—fitting into multiple factions—making her both powerful and dangerous to the system. Roth creates dystopian fiction that explores identity, conformity, and the courage required to be yourself in a society that demands you choose just one aspect of your personality. The trilogy that helped define post-Hunger Games YA dystopian fiction, this story examines themes of identity, belonging, and resistance while featuring a faction system that forces people to suppress parts of themselves and a heroine whose refusal to be categorized becomes both her strength and her greatest danger.