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A review by jodeezle
The Never Have I Ever Club by Mary Jayne Baker
3.0
Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for providing me a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
I gave this book 3 stars because I struggled with the British slang. The slow start and the British slang made it so I had to force myself to finish reading this book. The book has a good premise. It’s about Robyn who is trying to get over her boyfriend, but who is struggling to do that because she sees his face in his twin, who is also her friend. So, one day Roby and Will the twin, and friends. But then the ex-boyfriend comes back. The question now is how why does she not feel for him what she feels for his twin?
Outside of the British humor, and the bits of sluggishness, it really was a pretty good book. If people asked me about it, I would tell them to read it.
I gave this book 3 stars because I struggled with the British slang. The slow start and the British slang made it so I had to force myself to finish reading this book. The book has a good premise. It’s about Robyn who is trying to get over her boyfriend, but who is struggling to do that because she sees his face in his twin, who is also her friend. So, one day Roby and Will the twin, and friends. But then the ex-boyfriend comes back. The question now is how why does she not feel for him what she feels for his twin?
Outside of the British humor, and the bits of sluggishness, it really was a pretty good book. If people asked me about it, I would tell them to read it.