Rating- ⭐️⭐️ 2/5 Any door is every door. ‘The Book of Doors’ is a magical book that can take its user anywhere in the world. When the book falls into Cassie’s hands, she is thrust into a world of opportunity and danger. Cassie is thrilled to be able to revisit Europe, and share the experience with her best friend Izzy. The excitement quickly washes away when they realize there’s more than one special book, and people will do just about anything to get their hands on ‘The Book of Doors’. When Cassie and Izzy’s lives are threatened by dangerous collectors, they find friendship in unlikely places. I wanted to like this book but it just didn’t click with me. My major issue with this book was the writing which was drawn out in a lot of places. The characters were all one dimensional. For me, Cassie was an unlikeable protagonist and I found her character irritating. I would have liked to be more impacted by this book. I could not get invested into the story line and it unfortunately was a drag to finish. Ultimately, the concept is very cool and I enjoyed the whole magical book and time travel angle. My favorite thing about this story is how everything was cyclical. Thank you to NetGalley and William Morrow for the advance reader copy.
