I'm not generally a fan of war novels, but this definitely held my attention.
It is very cleverly written. Not so much so that it's like "Liar" by Holly Black where I got irritated not knowing if I could trust anything the protagonist said, but that could be partially because, in that one, the protagonist directly mocks the reader and there's obviously a point to everything in "Code Name Verity".
I kept reading mini-reviews that said that there was a twist; I'm not sure if I figured out which part they were talking about, but my guess going in was definitely off!
It is very cleverly written. Not so much so that it's like "Liar" by Holly Black where I got irritated not knowing if I could trust anything the protagonist said, but that could be partially because, in that one, the protagonist directly mocks the reader and there's obviously a point to everything in "Code Name Verity".
I kept reading mini-reviews that said that there was a twist; I'm not sure if I figured out which part they were talking about, but my guess going in was definitely off!
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