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Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Unbelievable and predictible

Hole in the Middle by Kendra Fortmeyer


Hole in the Middle

By: Kendra Fortmeyer

Genre: YA Realistic Fiction

Pages: 352

Published: 2018

Read:  September

2.5 out of 5

Morgan Stone is born with a hole in the middle of her body – the size of a fist. Even more far-fetched for me, she is a senior in high school who shares her own apartment with her best friend – also a senior. This is for no apparent reason except her mom is rich and the author needed less parental supervision of Morgan. Of course, they have fake ID’s and it’s at the local night club where Morgan decides to show off her hole for the first time. This starts an internet sensation and news reporter frenzy. She eventually meets Howie, who has a lump the exact size and location as Morgan’s hole. Will they be able to cure each other? Even though this book was well-written and had a unique story line, it was too unbelievable and predictable for me.