Title: Impressive
Product review: I'm neither Jewish nor do I have a twin, but I really enjoyed this book. The subject matter was not an easy one to tackle, but I think Lowenthal did a great job of balancing each of the characters. While there is a main character, Jacob, the book is not entirely about him. I would not characterize this as a religious book, yet I feel I learned something about what it means to be Jewish through the story and dialogue. I also would not characterize this as a gay romance either, yet there were moments of feeling and physical passion to make the story appealing on that level too. For a first book, this is an impressive effort for Lowenthal and I enjoyed and finished reading this book much faster than I thought I would. It felt good.
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