review: Disconnected by lisa cronkhite

2.5 meh stars.... this more about 2.5 stars... I got this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review... I REALLY REALLY REALLY wanted to love this book. It had a lot of potential to be a 5 star book, it just never got there. to me it seemed like the same writing over and over not really getting to any point until the end. it was like a whole book of someone talking to themselves which was quite confusing until you figured it out. I honestly thing this story could be cut in half. Then my friends it would be a 5 star read. Milly has a split personality. Amelia the the bully in her mind. She is the only that tells her she is ugly and never good enough .she also is the one is trying to convince her to kill herself. Milly will write in her diary about how could someone like Amelia hate her so much, yet she is so abused with her. I was confused when first reading this book because it made it sound like Amelia was another person chasing her in school and that it she was a bully. I was hooked until i found it was an alter ego... this will go on for like 60 pages.. GAG ME.. Milly lives with her grandpa because her parents are dead. when a fire breaks out she is forced to live with her aunt Rachel. her aunt seems to hate her and her grandfather. Amelia makes her start digging and she found her aunts diary. things just didn't make sense. she found a grave in the garden and having dreams that seemed real. milly will start to find out what this mystery is but it will come with a price. Milly will find out what friends are real friends and who are foe. Also, milly will find a new friend in places she never thought were possible. Milly will also have to come to terms with her new found disability and how to live with it.