If you listen to this story be prepared and maybe have someone you can talk with if the subjects in this story cause you any distress. Not sure if this is a spoiler but I wanted to give a trigger warning to anyone who has dealt with sexual abuse, substance abuse, self harm or bulimia/eating disorders. Her right is my left, double moles, dimple and all. She did a good job at using different tones and inflections for the twins, but there was something about the way she spoke that I didn't particularly care for but it was not enough to make me stop listening. Perfect on the outside, but behind the Normal Rockwell facades, each holds its secrets. Ellen Hopkins: Identical Watch on BOOK EXCERPT Raeanne Mirror Mirror When I look into a mirror, it is her face I see. There was a definite twist that I didn't see coming, and I'm usually decent at at least getting in the ballpark of what twist in stories are. The ending gave me hope but this is very hard when you think about the fact there are children who do have to deal with this.

It does have possible triggers for a variety of situations, but most of the author's stories seem to be that way. In the latest hard-hitting YA novel by the New York Times bestselling author, sixteen-year-old identical twin girls must come to terms with their abusive. As daughters of a district-court judge father and a politician mother, they are an all-American. Basically, its the story of identical twins, almost completely alike except one is the reluctant centre of her fathers attention. The overall story was good but the subject matter was also a little hard at time. Kaeleigh and Raeanne are identical down to the dimple.

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