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A review by valeria_balzan
Romeo And/Or Juliet: A Chooseable-Path Adventure by Ryan North
adventurous
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
This is my first time reading a "choose your own story" type of book, and even though I enjoyed it I don't think I'd choose to read one again.
When I read I like to infer on the plot and almost predict and read what happens, so this type of concept kinda didn't do it for me.
The book itself it's good. It's a basic concept but it isn't fool proof (and I am a fool). I felt myself lost in a couple choices, wondering how I could get out of the dead end. (I guess you kinda stop reading at that point, but I'm stubborn and I wanna read the whole thing...)
The story itself was a lighter (and funnier) twist on the classic, but even though there is so many different plot line you can go with, I'm basic so I kinda stuck with the og one. That's on me tho.
Would recommend to a younger audience OR Shakespeare nerds.
When I read I like to infer on the plot and almost predict and read what happens, so this type of concept kinda didn't do it for me.
The book itself it's good. It's a basic concept but it isn't fool proof (and I am a fool). I felt myself lost in a couple choices, wondering how I could get out of the dead end. (I guess you kinda stop reading at that point, but I'm stubborn and I wanna read the whole thing...)
The story itself was a lighter (and funnier) twist on the classic, but even though there is so many different plot line you can go with, I'm basic so I kinda stuck with the og one. That's on me tho.
Would recommend to a younger audience OR Shakespeare nerds.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Blood