I love reading a YA novel as I find they are usually an easy, fun, non-complicated read - Again, Again lived up to my expectation of a book aimed at young adults.
Its a difficult genre to pin point, but has a contemporary theme running throughout. The main protagonist is likeable and realistic (as much as I can remember from being a teenager anyway).
I have never read anything else by E. Lockhart but I would definitely be drawn to finding another book by this author.
The style of the book is a bit different, the story starts with Adelaide struggling after a relationship break up, although throughout the story, it becomes apparent she wasn't really happy with the relationship either. Alongside this main story, we see what different versions of what would have happened if she took a slightly different course of action - the sliding doors effect!
I really enjoyed this book, I feel it would be valued by any YA reader and older readers too.
Its a difficult genre to pin point, but has a contemporary theme running throughout. The main protagonist is likeable and realistic (as much as I can remember from being a teenager anyway).
I have never read anything else by E. Lockhart but I would definitely be drawn to finding another book by this author.
The style of the book is a bit different, the story starts with Adelaide struggling after a relationship break up, although throughout the story, it becomes apparent she wasn't really happy with the relationship either. Alongside this main story, we see what different versions of what would have happened if she took a slightly different course of action - the sliding doors effect!
I really enjoyed this book, I feel it would be valued by any YA reader and older readers too.