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A review by onceuponthesewords
Double Identity by Margaret Peterson Haddix
3.0
My copy of this book is from junior high school, and I know I read it back then… but I didn’t remember what happened in it at all, so I decided to revisit it as an adult!
The storyline is similar to The Adoration of Jenna Fox, which I also read in junior high school, but this book was written a year before that one was released. Wooo! This was a quick read, and while it was intriguing, the ending fell a little flat and was a bit anticlimactic for me. Some parts also dragged on a bit… But either way, I wasn’t too mad about it because I felt engaged for the most part. I do have more of Margaret Peterson Haddix’s books on my shelves, so I can’t wait to tackle those!
The storyline is similar to The Adoration of Jenna Fox, which I also read in junior high school, but this book was written a year before that one was released. Wooo! This was a quick read, and while it was intriguing, the ending fell a little flat and was a bit anticlimactic for me. Some parts also dragged on a bit… But either way, I wasn’t too mad about it because I felt engaged for the most part. I do have more of Margaret Peterson Haddix’s books on my shelves, so I can’t wait to tackle those!