A young adult and childrens look at identical twins and twin telepathy. ( )

I really didn't enjoy this story at all. It was anticlimactic and annoying (the "twin language" I found especially grating). It probably didn't help that I listened to it on audiobook and didn't care for the narrator at all. I love Jacquelyn Mitchard's adult novels and I'll stick to those in the future. ( )

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I don't even know what was up with this book. Cool Concept, but really, no ( )

This review is on my blog http://onlectus.blogspot.com/2012/07/three-stories-that-didnt-work-for-me.htmlTh... for visiting!Meredith and Mallory are mirror twins born on either side of midnight on New Year’s Eve. They also happen to have magical powers. Sounds interesting, right?The problem? Well, the story gets confusing when within a dialog the names change from Mallory to Mally to Mal (all the same person). At the beginning I couldn't make sense of Meredith - Merry - Mer but then I figured they were all the same twin.I got fed up with having to keep up with the names and the names of the other characters as well.I was really enjoying the book at the beginning but when I started to get mixed up with the nicknames I lost interest and put it down. ( )