The story revolves around Bobby Newkirk, a high school boy. He believes he is God’s gift to women because of his good looks. After dating them for a while, he discards them like used tissues. Until he meets his biggest challenge: the Wade twins. Samantha and Bree are complete opposites, while Bobby strives for high school fame. Can anyone else date twins simultaneously and display both animal magnetism and self-confidence? Only “Bobby the man.”

Bobby is the most conceited and self-absorbed character I’ve ever read. The mentions of it being unfair to deny school girls ‘Bobby the Man’ made me want to puke. He believed every girl he met was in love with him. Sometimes, Bobby would walk off, smugly laughing about how so-and-so desperately wanted him back, after a girl clearly hated him. I found him excessively dramatic.

The plot itself was intriguing. I grasped the book's plot initially. However, it became harder to tell the twins apart as the story continued. My feelings about the ending were mixed as well. Bobby got what he deserved for messing with the girls, but it would have been better if one sister had been a killer instead of a prank. Compared to what I was expecting, it all seemed a little anticlimactic.

Double Date is a quick read, most readers can finish that in a day or two. I would highly recommend it. ( )

I liked this book because is good book. i liked beause two twin sisters go out with the same gut. i think you will like it and enjoy it like i did. ( )

Wicked and cruel yet satisfying to a degree for those who have ever been used. Bobby is what nowadays people would a "player". He dates many different girls with no real regard to their feelings. So eventually he gets his comeuppance when he tries to string along the Wade twins, Bree & Samantha. They, along with all of Bobby's past dates concoct a plan to make him pay and they have a little fun driving him crazy in the process.

I like the fear street books but this one isn't one of my favorites. ( )

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Bobby totally got what he deserved: this is a character almost equal to Reva in his nastiness. What I don't find believable is that so many girls would actually want to go out with him knowing what a jerk he is. Yeah, that will get some girls, but even though every girl in the Fear Street books is unaccountably gorgeous, Shadyside isn't a big enough town to supply Bobby with a new girl every week. ( )