Through the Wall - Caroline Corcoran

For me this book was very intriguing, the chapters were short so it drew you in. This always works to make me personally read more, it is a case of a one more chapter read.

I read this book in 2 days on holiday. It was an easy read, however, I did find it a bit hard at times to distinguish who was talking even though it was stated at the top of the chapter. The ending felt very blunt as well, I wanted a bit more of a wrap up. This is explained in the authors section as to why, so I understood why.

This book makes you think about who you live next to, do you really know them at all? There are a lot of mind tricks in this book, you don’t know if you are coming or going. Of course social media is involved, it always is, whether this be good or bad. I felt like you got to know the characters in this book and you start to create your own opinions on them, good or bad.

I don’t want to give away too much as it is an interesting read that you will blitz through. I cannot wait to see what this author writes next.

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