I would not have chosen this book for myself, I was horrified by the premise, but I read because our book club chose it. I couldn't put it down and had to rush out to get the next two books. My tweens read it and loved it as well.

It is hard to get into this book, partially because the language style is so different. But once you get past the first few chapters, it is easy to read and very enjoyable.

While it did make an interesting book club discussion, much of it was about how tedious it was to read and how many unanswered questions there were. I think the topic was interesting and the book had the potential to be so much better.

It had enough twists and turns to keep you interested even though some of the material was questionable.

Look Again was a fast read. You did want to know what happened. Most of us agreed that we would not have gone down the same path as the character did, but it generated a lot of discussion about nature vs. nurture.

I liked the part I read and it could have been good, but it abruptly ended at what would be about 2/3 of the way through the book. I had borrowed my friend\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s e-reader and had thought there was a malfunction that all of a sudden I was in the notes after the book. If you are going to write a multi-part book, then you need to advertise it up front or wrap up the story and then hint at a new adventure that will be undertaken in the next book.