Review: Unique
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 18, 2012
Wrong Number is an interesting kind of novel that makes any reader very curious from the very beginning. It does this with one very simple little trick- it simply attracts and catches the reader's eye no matter who it is and what personality they might actually have and makes him or her immediately want to read on ahead and discover more about the events that are supposed to transpire within the story. The story, which is very interesting and involves a well-crafted plotline that has numerous different wonderful aspects that divide to benefit not only the reader and his or her thinking but also his or her overall knowledge and experiences with that. Basically saying, the book is very self-sufficient. It is not only able to easily become a contributor to an excellent time spent reading; it is also very entertaining and educating. It provides the reader with very deep and relatively meaningful things to consider- such as various thoughts of passion and love and desperateness or longing for something appealing. The novel is also in addition very sexual, which can of course have both its benefits and cons. For instance, the cons might be the fact that some younger readers might not actually find the book very appropriate for themselves because they are not mature enough yet to quite enjoy the novel as well. However, on the other hand, other readers might find the intimacy of the sexual content a real and very needed otherwise lacking aspect and thus would indulge in the novel with much enthusiasm.What else exactly makes this novel so marvelous? Well, basically speaking, another easily spotted aspect of it which contributes to it being such a truly splendid and excellent read would be quite possibly the fact that it also has a very good language about its writing and phrasing that becomes especially appealing once a reader begins actually indulging deeply within the novel. This aspect of being professionally written and phrased with real and higher than average quality of the English language is what makes the novel such an unforgettable reading experience. What I mean precisely for this is the fact that as in any kind of book, language and writing is one of those things that truly contribute to a good and enjoyable read that distracts the reader and pulls his or her attention deep inside the pages of the book and wraps him or her within the entangling storyline, making sure that he or she cannot escape quite as easily as suggested by say, any other kind of characteristic of the book, such as the title itself, or the cover. That's why this book is so enjoyable and unique. You won't regret reading it.