A review by kricketa
Perfect Fifths by Megan McCafferty
5.0
the fifth book in the jessica darling series is like a gift from megan mccafferty to all of the series' fans. and, in my humble opinion, the perfect closer. of course i said the same thing about the fourth book in the series when i thought that was the last one.it just goes to show how much i love megan mccafferty.
at first i was taken aback by not being inside jessica's head. it's strange to hear her described from marcus' point of view, but also nice: a way to get to know this character better.
librarian perspective: we keep the first four of the series in teen fiction, so i put the 5th there as well- didn't want to split things up. now that i've read it i'm not sure about this decision- jessica and marcus are in their mid-twenties, it's a mature book- but have decided to wait and see if there are any complaints.
first read: april 2009
second read: february 2015
at first i was taken aback by not being inside jessica's head. it's strange to hear her described from marcus' point of view, but also nice: a way to get to know this character better.
librarian perspective: we keep the first four of the series in teen fiction, so i put the 5th there as well- didn't want to split things up. now that i've read it i'm not sure about this decision- jessica and marcus are in their mid-twenties, it's a mature book- but have decided to wait and see if there are any complaints.
first read: april 2009
second read: february 2015