I probably should've posted my review immediately after I finished reading Tandem (which was actually about a week and a half ago) because that is when I had a lot more to say. The reality of it was that at the end of it, I didn't care much to review right then. It was such a meh moment that I needed time to mull it over. I probably judged the title this time more on the pretty cover, rather than doing research into checking other reviews and seeing if it'd be something I'd like. Though afterward I've noticed I'm probably just the black sheep because it seems to be very well-liked among many readers. The good news is that I remember it at least, so that is always a plus sign. And not going to lie... that is certainly one gorgeous cover. One of my favorites this year probably. 
 The premise didn't feel too original to me once I got into the story. I did like the sci-fi elements to give the book its own interesting spin on what would've otherwise been a basic and general idea without it-- and that was what had me hold on throughout the book instead of marking it as a DNF. The idea of alternate dimensions with 'analogs', or basically almost like a clone-copy of ourselves, was fascinating. I felt there was an excellent explanation to this. Especially with Sasha's love of Twelfth Night (Shakespeare, holla!). So, I didn't hate this book or anything--I'd likely recommend it to readers that are interested so they can form their own opinions. My biggest complaints were the characters... and since I'm a reader that largely focuses on characters most of the time, this made it a problem. 
 But I'm not here to post my full review. I hope that you'll join me at my blog and read/discuss with me all my thoughts on this title as well as others at The Bookaholic 
 I gave Tandem a 2.5 star rating. All in all, it wasn't terrible and I'd still recommend reading. 
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 Pixie 
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