As I continue to read The White Rose it gets more intense page by page. The author always has suspense by leaving out some details for the reader to find out later. I also thought that the way the author is starting to tie everything together is cool because some things didn't make sense at first but now they do. Something that surprised me was when I found out that the black key was a society and how the author made it a secret that is leading to a rebellion was clever. Another thing that surprised me was when the author decided to save a character who I thought wasn't that worthy to be apart of this rebellion but is actually very necessary.
I wonder why the author only has the point of view from Violet, the main character. It would be cool to see the story from other point of views. I also wonder why the author hasn't mentioned the main character's family that much in the second book. I think something bad has happened to them or something is about to happen to them. I also think something might happen to Violet's sister because the author hasn't talked about her much.
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