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ruthiella 's review for:
I See You Everywhere
by Julia Glass
This is actually a collection of short stories about two sisters. Each chapter, narrated by first one then the other sister, could stand on its own, which means there is some repetition from chapter to chapter. I liked it but the short story style put me off a bit. On the other hand, kudos to the author for pulling that off.
Louisa is the older, more uptight sister – a failed artist and Clement is the younger free spirit who works in wildlife conservation. They have a complicated relationship which morphs and develops as the book progresses across their teens, twenties, thirties and forties
Louisa is the older, more uptight sister – a failed artist and Clement is the younger free spirit who works in wildlife conservation. They have a complicated relationship which morphs and develops as the book progresses across their teens, twenties, thirties and forties