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A review by tatterededges
Upside Down, Inside Out by Monica McInerney
4.0
I enjoyed this book. It was easy to read, at times funny, at times serious but mostly lighthearted and entertaining.
The two way conversations that Eva has with herself are a bit bizarre. I know people do talk to themselves and think out loud but this was like two people having a complete conversation. It would have made more sense for her to actually have that conversation with another character rather than herself.
I was a bit bored throughout joe going to meet his father. I’m not really sure what relevance it had other than to serve as a reason for them to take the train to SA.
I was also disappointed that Greg never really got told off for being such a dick.
The two way conversations that Eva has with herself are a bit bizarre. I know people do talk to themselves and think out loud but this was like two people having a complete conversation. It would have made more sense for her to actually have that conversation with another character rather than herself.
I was a bit bored throughout joe going to meet his father. I’m not really sure what relevance it had other than to serve as a reason for them to take the train to SA.
I was also disappointed that Greg never really got told off for being such a dick.