Fallen by Lauren Kate (2009). Summary of the book.

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Fallen by Lauren Kate (2009)

Fallen is a young adult fiction novel written by Lauren Kate and published in 2009. It follows the story of Luce Price, a teenage girl who is sent to a reform school after being accused of a crime she can’t remember committing. Luce soon discovers that the school and the mysterious people who attend it are more than they appear to be.

Plot Summary

Luce Price is sent to a reform school called Sword & Cross after being accused of a crime she can’t remember committing. She quickly discovers that the school is filled with mysterious and dangerous people. Her two roommates, Arriane and Gabbe, try to help her navigate the strange new world. Luce soon discovers that the school is a battleground for ancient warriors, the Nephilim, who have been in a struggle for centuries. She soon finds out that she is the key to ending the battle and discovers that she has a powerful connection to one of the Nephilim, Daniel. Luce and Daniel embark on a dangerous journey to uncover the truth about their pasts and end the battle for good.

Interesting Facts

  • Genre: Young Adult Fiction
  • Series: Fallen Series
  • Awards: Winner of the 2011 ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults Award
  • Movie adaptation: A movie adaptation of Fallen was released in 2016

Main Teachings

Fallen is a story that explores themes of identity, destiny, and love. It teaches readers to accept themselves and their pasts and to trust their instincts. It also teaches readers to stay true to themselves, even when it seems like the world is against them. It also explores the power of love and the importance of friendship.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is Fallen about?

Fallen is a young adult fiction novel about Luce Price, a teenage girl who is sent to a reform school after being accused of a crime she can’t remember committing. Luce soon discovers that the school and the mysterious people who attend it are more than they appear to be.

What are the main themes of Fallen?

The main themes of Fallen are identity, destiny, and love. It teaches readers to accept themselves and their pasts and to trust their instincts. It also teaches readers to stay true to themselves, even when it seems like the world is against them. It also explores the power of love and the importance of friendship.

Does Fallen have a movie adaptation?

Yes, a movie adaptation of Fallen was released in 2016.

What awards has Fallen won?

Fallen has won the 2011 ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults Award.

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