I expected to really enjoy this book, but I didn't expect to love it as much as I did. I absolutely adored Kasey (+ Cee too), the commentary on global warming + morals of humanity, the incredible twists that kept me engaged, and all the complex sisterly love. As someone who is not often a fan of YA, The One's We're Meant to Find is a gem.
The writing was amazing, I highlighted a lot of different lines throughout the book. Joan He did a good job making you think and consider different philosophical aspects of what was going on to the characters and the world in general. The pacing was also perfectly aligned to whatever events were happening at the time. The outline of alternating chapters between the two sisters worked well to keep the reader intrigued without being cheesy or forced (sometimes authors force a 'cliffhanger ending before switching to the next POV and that can really detract from the reading experience. This book did not have that issue at all).
I highly recommend reading this book
The writing was amazing, I highlighted a lot of different lines throughout the book. Joan He did a good job making you think and consider different philosophical aspects of what was going on to the characters and the world in general. The pacing was also perfectly aligned to whatever events were happening at the time. The outline of alternating chapters between the two sisters worked well to keep the reader intrigued without being cheesy or forced (sometimes authors force a 'cliffhanger ending before switching to the next POV and that can really detract from the reading experience. This book did not have that issue at all).
I highly recommend reading this book