Reviews for Double Exposure

The average rating for Double Exposure based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-04-02 00:00:00 Marie Steckbeck Can I say that I liked this book in spite of myself? I found myself thinking back to being a teenager as I read it, and also found myself thinking about my daughters and the things I wish they would understand about boys and dating. I didn't like how hard and judgmental Hannah was, so set on courtship and so set to convince everyone of the error of their ways. I've been around too many Christians just like that, so I'll admit I was triggered by it. And was prepared to hate her and hate the entire book. But at the same time, I was caught into the story and relieved to see that her thoughts and emotions really did fit the plot well. The author gave a lot of thought to this book, and to how it would come together in the end. I won't spoil the ending, but I will say this. "Double Exposure" did a very good job at presenting a very different thinking about the relationship between guys and girls. I think it's worth reading, and hope that teens who read this can think of it as a good place to start some important conversations with their parents about dating and expectations. And yes, by the end I actually DID like Hannah. Which is saying a lot given where I'd started. Kudos to the author on that!

Review # 2 was written on 2014-07-02 00:00:00 Andrea Ryon Funny I came across this book right when I was thinking about courting and what it would be like. I honestly didn't think the story was that good, it seemed forced and was kinda boring. However, it was cool to read about someone with similar christian parents. A good insight on courting, but not nesseassarily a "fun" read.