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A review by blessedbookworm
Separated @ Birth: A True Love Story of Twin Sisters Reunited by Samantha Futerman, Anais Bordier
4.0
Glad I finally finished this book.
Anais and Sam are twins that were separated at birth and adopted no one was told they girls had a twin. A friend of Anaïs found a video on YouTube that Sam did about her experience being adopted and realized how much the two looked alike. Told in alternating chapters by each of them, this book is their story about how they found about each other and reuniting months later. I like how they shared all their thoughts and feelings about the whole experience, from first teaching or to one another and being extremely nervous if it was the right thing to do, to reuniting and beyond.
I like how each of their parents wrote in the epilogue their take on everything and how it affected them. I cannot I'll imagine being 25 and finding out I have a twin that I never knew existed. I'm interested to look up thre documentary they did, Twinsters, and watch it.
Anais and Sam are twins that were separated at birth and adopted no one was told they girls had a twin. A friend of Anaïs found a video on YouTube that Sam did about her experience being adopted and realized how much the two looked alike. Told in alternating chapters by each of them, this book is their story about how they found about each other and reuniting months later. I like how they shared all their thoughts and feelings about the whole experience, from first teaching or to one another and being extremely nervous if it was the right thing to do, to reuniting and beyond.
I like how each of their parents wrote in the epilogue their take on everything and how it affected them. I cannot I'll imagine being 25 and finding out I have a twin that I never knew existed. I'm interested to look up thre documentary they did, Twinsters, and watch it.