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Over the summer holidays I was browsing book blogs & Australian book bloggers in particular.
I found & read Lisa's review for this book and knew straight away that I had to read it for myself.
I agree with Lisa, that the cover is not great, but the story inside is a wonderful treat from start to finish.
I believe this book is officially designated as Young Adult, but it could happily be read by anyone who enjoys a book about nuanced, complicated family relationships. Personal growth, perspective and memory play a large role in this story.
Smith deftly avoids smultzy scenes. Instead she delivers a heart-felt, authentic journey through the lives of twins, William & Charlie.
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I remember Lisa's review of this one. It sounds intriguing, but I agree, the cover isn't tempting.
ReplyDeleteHi Brona, I just saw your review - thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked the book. Next year it will be out in the US with a new cover, so it will be interesting to see how similar or different it is.
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