The Midnight Twins by Jacqueline Mitchard January 28, 2008
Posted by karinlibrarian in young adult.Tags: siblings, telepathy, twins
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Meredith and Mallory Brynn are identical twins – born on different days. Meredith was born at 11:59 P.M. on December 31st and Mallory was born at 12:01 A.M. on January 1st of the next year. Merry and Mally share many of the things that other twins do like a special language, sympathy pains, and telepathy. No matter how much they share with each other and how identical they look, they do have differences. Merry is the head cheerleader and Miss Popularity whereas Mally is all business. She is a jock and prefers to spend time alone.
The Brynn twins are known and loved all throughout town but even more so after a New Year’s Eve disaster. While babysitting their little brother and cousins, a mysterious fire breaks out that nearly takes the twins’ lives. The physical devastation is nothing compared to the emotional damage they endure. Merry and Mally notice they don’t dream the same dreams after the fire and begin seeing visions. Mally sees things that are going to happen and Merry sees what has already happened.
The girls begin to get disturbing visions of a long time family friend which end up putting them in an extremely dangerous situation. They must rely on their special ”gifts” to survive.
THE MIDNIGHT TWINS is a fascinating novel. The first two chapters were hard to get into because of the detailed explanation of the twins and their “gifts” but once you get to the night of the fire, the story really takes the reader on an emotional ride.













































Hey!! How do you know about this book?! It’s not been published yet, and even I have the copy, but only from the magazine I’m part of…so how is it that you have it?
Anyways–
this is a great book!!! It’s really good and I thought it was pretty interesting, some of the whole vision and arsonist things weren’t exactly original…but I still thought the book was okayl
I got an Advanced Reading Copy from the publisher to review. What magazine are you a part of that got you the book?
[...] Mitchard, author of MIDNIGHT TWINS, has written another thought-provoking book. She has created a character that is a little hard to [...]
[...] Mitchard, author of MIDNIGHT TWINS, has written another thought-provoking book. She has created a character that is a little hard to [...]
does anyone no what the second book is called i’m going crazy here i want to no as soon as it comes out
The next book is called LOOK BOTH WAYS. Here is a link to the Amazon page. http://tinyurl.com/byoudt
Truthfully, I did not enjoy this book. It was very boring and written badly. The humor was far from funny and I never got what was going on.
I didn’t really understand the book and because I didn’t understand it I didn’t enjoy it
the book the midnight twins is so far a great book i am 11 years old and i love the book hopefully it has a great ending
hey this book rocks whoever thinks this book stinks is crazy! awesome book could read it a million times
What is the illistration of this book?
i really need it for my book report at my school for unavercity
I NEED IT NOW CAN ANYONE HELP ME NOW TILL JAN 11? JUST EMAIL ME AS SOON AS U GET THIS MESSAGE THANKS
[...] The Midnight Twins by Jacquelyn Mitchard was a pretty good book I suppose. It was kind of confusing because they kept talking about new people, without really introducing them. I would recommend this book though to someone who’s trying to find a good book to read. It was interesting_Sara H. [...]