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A review by lotecider
Missing Me by Sophie McKenzie
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
1.0
This was a quick read and just as quickly do the good things about this book end.
The book was basically the same as the previous two just different names and places were used. There's nothing inherently wrong with that but it's just... boring. The author's done it once, and twice, now it's just old.
There was a lot going on and it got a bit overwhelming. I had to reread some pages here and there because of this. I also thought that there were just far too many characters, and none of them being developed properly. Literally the definition of "quantity over quality".
As with the previous two books in the trilogy, there was definitely very poor character development. The plot, as ridiculous as it was, is enjoyable, just boring after reading the same thing in the previous two books. I started reading the book with little to no expectations because of the previous two books, but I was still left disappointed to be honest :(
The book was basically the same as the previous two just different names and places were used. There's nothing inherently wrong with that but it's just... boring. The author's done it once, and twice, now it's just old.
There was a lot going on and it got a bit overwhelming. I had to reread some pages here and there because of this. I also thought that there were just far too many characters, and none of them being developed properly. Literally the definition of "quantity over quality".
As with the previous two books in the trilogy, there was definitely very poor character development. The plot, as ridiculous as it was, is enjoyable, just boring after reading the same thing in the previous two books. I started reading the book with little to no expectations because of the previous two books, but I was still left disappointed to be honest :(