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First, thank you very much to Bookish First for the chance to read and review this book. When I...
Overall, this book was ok. I am not the targeted audience. The story line was mildly interesting...
This book is just okay. It's a little stressful because all the characters are stressful, which...
What a fantastic story this was. Ada was a relatable character (also very lovable)r and I believe...
A (NO SPOILER REVIEW). After a very long reading slump, I finally picked up a book from the...
"The only things worth doing are those that will lead to success." - This line has stayed with me...
This is not Louisa Onome's debut novel. I read her other book Like Home last year and I really...
This book is meant to be for teens, so it totally makes sense why I did not particularly connect...
I really enjoyed reading this book, but it did take me a long time to get through. After months...
A beautifully written book about the complexities of family. Adanna Nkwachi, seventeen, has had...
This book has such complexity and depth. It is a wonderful novel for those who enjoy YA...
From high school debate team to a super star character I feel like this story has it all. Adanna...
This one was really good in my opinion, it was not a fairy tale that some people paint to be what...
I did not expect the book to be so relatable. It was a fictional character that had real life...
In Twice as Perfect, we are following seventeen year old Adanna and her role in her family and...
This book was absolutely stunning. Onomé has crafted an incredibly powerful and personal story...
I don't really have anything bad to say about this book. It was a light, fun, easy YA read and I...
Adanna Nkwachi is such a great character, she made the whole book worth reading. She is...
Twice as Perfect is a contemporary about a Nigerian-American girl, Ada, who has to juggle school,...
This was my second book from this author. I really enjoyed the characters. They were flawed, and...
I really enjoyed reading this story. It follows a Nigerian-Canadian teenager who deals with...
This book is about a girl who is named Adanna or Ada for short. Well, actually here family and...
Thank you to BookishFirst and NetGalley for this book in exchange for an honest review! Twice...
When I read the first look, I was really interested in reading more about this book. I feel like...
I felt that the excerpt I originally read was good enough to make me want to read this novel. I...
Twice as Perfect follows 17-year-old Nigerian Canadian Adanna (Ada) who goes by Sophie at school....
Adanna is a high school age Nigerian-Canadian girl whose parents immigrated from Nigeria to give...
I am so glad Young Adult writer, Louisa Onome is from Canada! Hopefully the Canadian experience...
Twice as Perfect has too much going on. It's no wonder Ada/Sophie is confused about her life....
I listened to the audiobook of this one and I have to say that the narrator definitely helped...
I really enjoyed reading Twice as Perfect by Louisa Onomé. I have recently started to get into...
I had such high hopes for this book based on the premise. The best part of this novel for me was...
I enjoyed this book because It really illustrates the struggle for immigrants (especially...
Nigerian-Canadian teenager Adanna--who goes by Sophie when she's not at home--is struggling with...
Secrets carry the plot. O-Kay! Insights into the mind and gradually bracing actions of...
This seems like a smart coming-of-age novel. Adanna's brother, Sam, left and Adanna is all that...
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