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A review by heather01602to60660
Look Both Ways by Jacquelyn Mitchard
1.0
I can't get over how bad this book was. I had held off writing a review for the first of the Midnight Twins novels because I wasn't overly impressed and thought I was missing something, but man, that one looks Pulitzer worthy next to this. The "action" of the story jumped from place to place (and most frustratingly, time to time, like 'oh, and yesterday, this happened..." - I hate when a book that is generally using a chronological order starts breaking that time line).
The main twin characters were just awful to each other all of the time and to their friends more often than not. The dialog sounded ridiculously like a middle aged woman trying to mimic a teen. Oh, hey, who wrote this book?
The funny thing is, it was SO bad, really, so, so bad, that I have a request out for the third book in the series to find out if it's as bad (one of the twins falls in love with the ghost of a long-dead war hero or something. No, honestly). Is there a literary equivalent of a camp film??
The main twin characters were just awful to each other all of the time and to their friends more often than not. The dialog sounded ridiculously like a middle aged woman trying to mimic a teen. Oh, hey, who wrote this book?
The funny thing is, it was SO bad, really, so, so bad, that I have a request out for the third book in the series to find out if it's as bad (one of the twins falls in love with the ghost of a long-dead war hero or something. No, honestly). Is there a literary equivalent of a camp film??