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A review by awyl
Abandon by Meg Cabot
1.0
Meg Cabot's books — well, the ones I've red — have been great. However, I didn't really enjoy this book.
For starters, it dragged on and on. I think about half the book was about Pierce's time in the Underworld and about the past. It was very boring; nothing was getting anywhere.
Pierce is never learning from her mistakes. She keeps getting caught up in trouble – so much that it is becoming unrealistic.
John Hayden sounds like some creepy stalker. He finds Pierce when she is a little girl and finds her AGAIN now when she's a teenager. Err…I don't think this happens every day.
The whole book is pretty boring and weird. Don't believe me? Give it a try.
For starters, it dragged on and on. I think about half the book was about Pierce's time in the Underworld and about the past. It was very boring; nothing was getting anywhere.
Pierce is never learning from her mistakes. She keeps getting caught up in trouble – so much that it is becoming unrealistic.
John Hayden sounds like some creepy stalker. He finds Pierce when she is a little girl and finds her AGAIN now when she's a teenager. Err…I don't think this happens every day.
The whole book is pretty boring and weird. Don't believe me? Give it a try.