MP! loved psychological thriller Torn by Cat Clarke but did you? Let’s find out. We read it, you read it and Kirsty Clift and Alexandria Morison read it. Take a look at what they thought and then utilise the comment functionality to let us know why you massively disagree. For those of you not familiar with the Book Club – we all go away and impress our parents by reading an MP! endorsed title – and then come back and have our say on the highs, lows and bits that made you punch yourself in the ear, or the air in glee.
Check out Kirsty’s review below:
What did you like about Torn?
I really liked the fact that, even though the main character was going through a lot of stress because of what she had done, she was still easy to relate to. While I was reading it, I felt like if I had been in the same situation, I would have done very similar things to what she did.
What did you dislike?
The only thing I disliked was that the book wasn’t even longer, I couldn’t find a bad point in it at all!
Did the ending leave you wondering ‘what next?’
Definitely, I’ve never read a book with a bigger cliffhanger than the one it left me on. If a second book was released I’d definitely read it to find out what happens next!
Would you tell a friend about Torn?
Definitely, it’s one of the best books I’ve ever read. I’ve already recommended it to a few friends.
Keep reading for Alexandria’s review:
What did you like about Torn?
What I liked about Torn is that it was realistic but, what happened in it wouldn’t happen on a daily basis! It was written very well and got into your brain and I literally couldn’t put it down!
What did you dislike?
The only problem about the book I had was the fact that it suddenly ended!
Did the ending leave you wondering ‘what next?’
The story line was so gripping and you just wanted to know the life of Alice King more and more! I would love a second book to come out so the story can continue and more adventures can be had and what would happen next!
Would you tell a friend about Torn?
As soon as I finished the book I lent it to a friend who wanted to read it and we both finished it in record time. It is such a good book and Cat Clarke is now one of my favourite authors!
