DupliKate by Cherry Cheva

Kate has always been dreaming of going to Yale one day. As Kate knows, getting into Yale isn't easy. So she has been working extra hard everyday. Sometimes five times as much as the other students are but one day it'll all be worth it. But one day when Kate meets her "twin". At first she can't process the thought of how there is someone who looks exactly like her but isn't. But maybe this isn't such a bad idea. Now the real Kate Larson can do half as much work as she used to. But the computer version of Kate might cause some problems in the real Kate's life that no one could have predicted.
The overall idea of a twin version of the main character is not super original but yet it isn't overused either. I would have liked a better description of how Kate actually got a duplicate version of herself because it was a little bit confusing. The ending of the novel was perfect. It wasn't cheesy, lame or predictable. Overall, it was an average book. There were some confusing parts to the story but the other parts that were more relatable and exiting make up for it.
Kate was an above average character. She was determined, thoughtful and had an clever way of thinking. Rina, Kate's double, is kind of the opposite of Kate. She makes the story more humorous and keeps the story going on. Without her, the story wouldn't have anything interesting going on. There are other characters in the story but they aren't as essential to the story.

I've reviewed She's So Money by Cherry Cheva too so click here to see it.