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jozi_girl 's review for:
The Good Sister
by Sally Hepworth
If you loved Don Tillman in The Rosie Project then you will also love Fern in this book. She is charming in her blunt, socially awkward, and unconventional view of the world.
But this book is not just light fluff, there are dark things lurking between the pages because the book opens with an accident that took place when Fern and her sister Rose was 12 years old. An accident that left a child dead.
Although this event has a ripple effect on their lives into adulthood, the story is really about the dynamics between the sisters. And how boundaries can blur with a sibling you are extremely close to.
I started this last Sunday at 11am and had I started earlier I would have finished it in one day. Its THAT addictive and easy to read.
Such an easy recommendation!
But this book is not just light fluff, there are dark things lurking between the pages because the book opens with an accident that took place when Fern and her sister Rose was 12 years old. An accident that left a child dead.
Although this event has a ripple effect on their lives into adulthood, the story is really about the dynamics between the sisters. And how boundaries can blur with a sibling you are extremely close to.
I started this last Sunday at 11am and had I started earlier I would have finished it in one day. Its THAT addictive and easy to read.
Such an easy recommendation!