I like that they switched, although I would've liked it better if they switched frequently instead of just once. The relationship and issues with being of different species were also good.
However, the phantom pregnancy just didn't work on so many levels. For the couple to have believed it, they both had to be either incredibly stupid or very desperate about wanting a child. Then, after reality comes crashing down, they're suddenly laughing off wanting kids. That's less believable than the whole rabbit/wolf thing. Also, what sort of doctor waits to reveal it's just a phantom pregnancy until the person is in labor?
The last chapter about the twins just wasn't interesting to me.
I like that they switched, although I would've liked it better if they switched frequently instead of just once. The relationship and issues with being of different species were also good.
However, the phantom pregnancy just didn't work on so many levels. For the couple to have believed it, they both had to be either incredibly stupid or very desperate about wanting a child. Then, after reality comes crashing down, they're suddenly laughing off wanting kids. That's less believable than the whole rabbit/wolf thing. Also, what sort of doctor waits to reveal it's just a phantom pregnancy until the person is in labor?
The last chapter about the twins just wasn't interesting to me.