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yawningtiger's review
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
medium-paced
4.25
samcj's review
funny
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
relaxing
fast-paced
4.0
To be able to read about sisterhood from someone else’s perspective, someone who has seen them in their adulthood, is hopeful and inspiring, and makes me want to be a better sister to mine.
poppyflaxman's review
3.0
This was such a gorgeous, funny account of sisterhood and all that comes with it.
amysreading_nook's review
4.0
Really enjoyable and thought provoking series of essays; about feminism, sisterhood, the highs and lows of being a woman. Some bits made me surprisingly emotional and I would definitely recommend giving it a read.
ljbentley27's review
3.0
I was about 17 when my sister asked me if I would be a surrogate for her. Not right now. This was a hypothetical situation. My sister knew then (and she still knows) that I have no desire to give birth – it looks painful and messy and I have heard that sometimes you poop. Carla is my sister and I would do anything for her and so I agreed. Fortunately for me my sister didn’t need to call on me and my uterus and gave birth to my gorgeous niece in 2015. However, this story was mentioned because if you have sisters you know what you would do for them. Daisy Buchanan just gets it.
The Sisterhood is a celebration of the sisters we have in life. Buchanan mentions friends that become sisters and she talks in depth about real life siblings. She celebrates each of them for their individuality, she shares stories of their shared past and she shows that sometimes being a sister can be hard.
What is wonderful about this collection of essays is that Daisy Buchanan doesn’t hide behind her words. She shows aspects of her own personality that aren’t always the most desirable qualities but she needs to do that to help you understand how much you can love your sister but want to thump them in the arm until they squeal too.
It is an amazing celebration of sisterhood that can be found within these pages. Read it, love it, and then buy it for your sister for Christmas.
The Sisterhood – A Love Letter to the Women Who Have Shaped Me by Daisy Buchanan is available now.
The Sisterhood is a celebration of the sisters we have in life. Buchanan mentions friends that become sisters and she talks in depth about real life siblings. She celebrates each of them for their individuality, she shares stories of their shared past and she shows that sometimes being a sister can be hard.
What is wonderful about this collection of essays is that Daisy Buchanan doesn’t hide behind her words. She shows aspects of her own personality that aren’t always the most desirable qualities but she needs to do that to help you understand how much you can love your sister but want to thump them in the arm until they squeal too.
It is an amazing celebration of sisterhood that can be found within these pages. Read it, love it, and then buy it for your sister for Christmas.
The Sisterhood – A Love Letter to the Women Who Have Shaped Me by Daisy Buchanan is available now.
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