Ant Colony, by Michael DeForge

Ant Colony, by Michael DeForge, 112 pages
This was a really good surreal graphic novel for adults.  It is all about an ant colony, the ants who live there, their existential crises, and what happens with the collapse of a colony.  It is also about the brutality of war.  You either like the drawing style or you don't- I don't normally go in for the Drawn & Quarterly sort of style, but this was really appealing to me, in a surreal way.

Allegiant, by Veronica Roth, 526 pages

Allegiant, by Veronica Roth, 526 pages

In this third book of the Divergent trilogy, Tris and Tobias and some others make their way out of their now factionless society; but what they find just brings more questions and shows that nowhere is perfect.  I absolutely loathed the ending to this- no spoilers, but I thought it felt rushed and was pointless.  Very disappointed, but I think I might be in the minority.