Look Both Ways by Jacquelyn Mitchard

Title: Look Both Ways
Author: Jacquelyn Mitchard
Pages: 256
Publisher: Penguin Group
Rating: 5/5

Mally and Merry Brynn thought that with the death of David Jellico, their nightmarish visions of the future and past were gone for good. Now, Merry's only worries revolve around cheer tryouts, and Mally has slipped back into her homebody, tomboy ways.

Then a cheerleader lands in the hospital. And a mysterious, beautiful mountain lion is maimed.

When they begin to suspect their friend Eden was involved in both events, Merry and Mally are catapulted back into a world of visions that they do not yet understand. And this time, they must race to prevent the people they love most from unspeakable tragedy.

Review:

Okay, I liked this book. I remember getting the first book and reading some of it, but not completing it. Basically, I couldn't get into the first book of the series. But the second was amazing. I loved how Indian culture was applied in the book this time. I liked the concept of mirror twins, it's cool. But the fact the twins were so tiny was kind of creepy. You should go out and get this book if you've read the first one!