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A review by hazel_eyes
One for Sorrow by Amy McCulloch, Zoe Sugg
2.0
I wanted to like this. I really did.
But...
the characters were 2 dimensional and there was absolutely no resolution to the story. this just created so many questions and answered none, so if I want to know what is happening, I still have to read another book. the plot was quite predictable but the writing was so bland and fairly basic. it was quick and easy to read which I liked but I just had such high expectations for this book because I liked the idea of the magpies, but they were just randomly mentioned throughout the book.
I kept expecting more and it just never came.
But...
the characters were 2 dimensional and there was absolutely no resolution to the story. this just created so many questions and answered none, so if I want to know what is happening, I still have to read another book. the plot was quite predictable but the writing was so bland and fairly basic. it was quick and easy to read which I liked but I just had such high expectations for this book because I liked the idea of the magpies, but they were just randomly mentioned throughout the book.
I kept expecting more and it just never came.