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A review by amanda1620
Never Ever by Sara Saedi
2.0
Another Peter Pan's retelling, but in this one, Peter Pan is cheeky (not in a good way), charming and oh bad ...
It's really hard for me to connect with the characters in this book, especially the Daltons siblings. In the beginning of the book, Wendy said that they're close-knit siblings, but they keep arguing whether to stay or not, it's also very easy for them to change their mind.
It seems like there's insta-love everywhere and once they see something different, the feeling is suddenly gone and turned into something else. There are just so many things, I actually contemplated to stop reading this book, but I kept going to see the end.
It's really hard for me to connect with the characters in this book, especially the Daltons siblings. In the beginning of the book, Wendy said that they're close-knit siblings, but they keep arguing whether to stay or not, it's also very easy for them to change their mind.
It seems like there's insta-love everywhere and once they see something different, the feeling is suddenly gone and turned into something else. There are just so many things, I actually contemplated to stop reading this book, but I kept going to see the end.