Dan Allan

Well, its form is rather.... special (it only consists of e-mails and chat transcripts). I believe, however, that some of the emotional content of it is a little flatly put. Also, the characterisation is done in a duller way than it could have been done (most of the actions were to be foreseen and the feelings are rather (trans)lucid at time, especially with Tag.However, I could barely put it away (I know that sounds like a paradox, which actually, it might be).In conclusion, I rate this book with three stars, because overall, the message was delivered ok, I just would have wished for some more psychological insights plus, I think there should be a sequel to resolve the questions about how the protagonists' lives went on.… (meer)

Well, its form is rather.... special (it only consists of e-mails and chat transcripts). I believe, however, that some of the emotional content of it is a little flatly put. Also, the characterisation is done in a duller way than it could have been done (most of the actions were to be foreseen and the feelings are rather (trans)lucid at time, especially with Tag.However, I could barely put it away (I know that sounds like a paradox, which actually, it might be).In conclusion, I rate this book with three stars, because overall, the message was delivered ok, I just would have wished for some more psychological insights plus, I think there should be a sequel to resolve the questions about how the protagonists' lives went on.… (meer)