The Identicals

Bon film !

Bon film !

Bon film !

Bon film !

This was a nice, easy read.I enjoyed it, somewhat predicable, but that was okay.I loved hearing about the differences in the 2 sisters upbringings and how the author closed out some open questions by the end of the story.I also love summer based stories.I thought the mother was a little "harder" than she needed to be, but I would recommend this fun, easy read.

the story's pace was a bit slow at the beginning, so it took a few chapters to fully get into it, but once you're hooked, you're hooked!

This author has been recommended to me, so perhaps my expectations were too high.The overuse of say/says throughout almost all conversations was irritating.The story itself was ok throughout, it definitely kept me coming back to listen, but I didn't love the ending.Everything wrapped up too conveniently.The performance was good.

I really enjoyed the story it’s self, but anyone with a college degree shouldn’t use, “He said“ or, “She said,” in every other sentence.I’m surprise the editors let this slip. I really did enjoy the book and especially the ending.

I would venture to guess that the author uses the word "says" about 1700 times in this book. To the point I almost couldn't finish it because the repetition was distracting. Harper says. Ainsley says. Harper says. Says says says says... I'll be forever haunted

Book is written in present tense which is a huge distraction. The performance of the book sounded like a computer generated voice that was programmed to occasionally show some inflection. The characters and plot were the only thing that kept me reading to the end and even that was disappointing and predictable. I will avoid this writer in the future. I’m surprisedthe editor and producer let this one through.