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michiecee 's review for:
The Thousandth Floor
by Katharine McGee
This is an easy, guilty pleasure read for when you've finished all the seasons of Pretty Little Liars and Gossip Girl and need some more of that TV teengage drama. You know, lot of scheming and secrets and of course, everyone is gorgeous. The futuristic setting was really fun though and I kind of craved more of that. Katharine does a good job giving just enough details for you to imagine what it would be like to live in such a place.
This book definitely tries for edginess as there is teenage drug and alcohol useage, unhealthy relationships, etc. It's made for like a Freeform tv series.
[Sort-of-Spoiler Alerts]
I know a lot of people who dislike this book take issue with the relationship of the two siblings. But hello - Game of Thrones?! Certainly, I wasn't comfortable with it either but it's kind of facinating to have that as part of the plot line and again, this book is really trying for edge. Besides, I'm not reading these kind of books for reality.
This book definitely tries for edginess as there is teenage drug and alcohol useage, unhealthy relationships, etc. It's made for like a Freeform tv series.
[Sort-of-Spoiler Alerts]
I know a lot of people who dislike this book take issue with the relationship of the two siblings. But hello - Game of Thrones?! Certainly, I wasn't comfortable with it either but it's kind of facinating to have that as part of the plot line and again, this book is really trying for edge. Besides, I'm not reading these kind of books for reality.