What Sabine wants most of all is to be like other people. But there's not much chance of that when she lives every day twice, in two different places and with two different families and circumstances. Can she choose just to live one life? It's a risk, but one Sabine is determined to take...
This is a fast and absorbing read. You are right beside Sabine as she psychs herself up for the inevitable midnight change and you really get to care about which life she will choose.
Who would enjoy this? This is a story about identity, choices and taking risks - anyone who enjoys a good story will appreciate it, especially girls.
Reviewed by Amy
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