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Twice: A GMA Book Club Pick
What if you got to do everything in your life—twice? The heart of Mitch Albom’s newest novel—charmingly narrated by Mitch himself—is a stunning love story that dares to explore how our unchecked desires might mean losing what we’ve had all along.
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From the time I registered on Netgalley, I have never been declined a book by author Mitch Albom and all the books approved to me have never disappointed. So when I was approved for Twice, I knew the outcome would be great, inspiring and a satisfying read and it truly was.
Twice is the life story of Alfred ‘Alfie’ Logan, who has this special gift passed down to him by his mother — the gift of living moments of his life twice. But when love strikes this gift doesn’t quite work this same.
The story starts with Alfie being interrogated by a detective as his is being accused of cheating at the Roulette table for $2 million. Further, in the book, we discover Alfie’s love story through his composition book which he has written to his BOSS.
I loved the way the book alternated between the interrogation and the compostion book. As much as I liked the part of the composition book and Alfie love story, what really worked for me was detective La Porte. The conversation between Alfie and Laporte were light, funny at time and very interesting.
Definitely, another well written book by the author and an interesting subject to pound over, what would we do if we had a chance of living moments of are life Twice…would we change our lives for better or for worse.
Now for the part of why I gave this book 1 star less is because I found some parts of this book to be a little repetitive and also the ending a bit confusing. Although, this book is still a great read if you love reading time travel.
Thanks to Netgalley, the publishers little brown book and the author Mitch Albom for this Arc.
Twice is the life story of Alfred ‘Alfie’ Logan, who has this special gift passed down to him by his mother — the gift of living moments of his life twice. But when love strikes this gift doesn’t quite work this same.
The story starts with Alfie being interrogated by a detective as his is being accused of cheating at the Roulette table for $2 million. Further, in the book, we discover Alfie’s love story through his composition book which he has written to his BOSS.
I loved the way the book alternated between the interrogation and the compostion book. As much as I liked the part of the composition book and Alfie love story, what really worked for me was detective La Porte. The conversation between Alfie and Laporte were light, funny at time and very interesting.
Definitely, another well written book by the author and an interesting subject to pound over, what would we do if we had a chance of living moments of are life Twice…would we change our lives for better or for worse.
Now for the part of why I gave this book 1 star less is because I found some parts of this book to be a little repetitive and also the ending a bit confusing. Although, this book is still a great read if you love reading time travel.
Thanks to Netgalley, the publishers little brown book and the author Mitch Albom for this Arc.
An engaging book, but somehow I didn’t feel satisfied when I finished it. Second chances, wiping the slate clean, is something to consider.
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