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A review by tx2its
Keeping Two by Jordan Crane
2.0
Reading 2023
Book 73: Keeping Two by Jordan Crane
Lots of graphic novels for June in a quest to read 30 for the month. Sadly, I missed the mark, I was looking forward to this one. GN review #4.
Synopsis: A young couple is stuck in traffic, reading a book aloud to each other to pass the time. The relationship is already strained, but between the encroaching road rage, and a novel that hits way too close to home, tensions are running especially high by the time they arrive back at their apartment. When one of them leaves to get takeout and a movie, each of the young lovers is individually forced to confront loss, grief, fear, and insecurities in unexpected and shocking ways.
Review: I did not like this style of graphic novel AT ALL. All of the pages were green, the story was all over the place, and the plot was not for me. I know that some will like this style, but not the right time for me to really get into it. My rating 2.5⭐️.
Book 73: Keeping Two by Jordan Crane
Lots of graphic novels for June in a quest to read 30 for the month. Sadly, I missed the mark, I was looking forward to this one. GN review #4.
Synopsis: A young couple is stuck in traffic, reading a book aloud to each other to pass the time. The relationship is already strained, but between the encroaching road rage, and a novel that hits way too close to home, tensions are running especially high by the time they arrive back at their apartment. When one of them leaves to get takeout and a movie, each of the young lovers is individually forced to confront loss, grief, fear, and insecurities in unexpected and shocking ways.
Review: I did not like this style of graphic novel AT ALL. All of the pages were green, the story was all over the place, and the plot was not for me. I know that some will like this style, but not the right time for me to really get into it. My rating 2.5⭐️.