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Newest Review: ... Mary with a baby girl who Helen knows is not her. On closer inspection it turns out to be Elizabeth a sister who Helen never ... more

 ... knew she had, this prompts something in Helen and she decides to investigate. After some searching on the internet Helen finds herself talking to a girl called Elizabeth Greene, who she belives is her long lost sister. The friendlier they get the more obvious it seems that Elizabeth is the sister Helen has been searching for, so she packs her bags and heads for London. And so the story begins! Opinion : I found this novel really easy to read, and it really draws you into the story, as soon as you begin to get to...more

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The Sisterhood - Emily Barr: It's just sisterly love... or is it? (504 words)
by - written on 21/08/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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As a fan of Emily Barr's previous novel's especially Backpack I was delighted when I found a copy of this one in my local charity shop and I have been engrossed ever since. The Plot : Helen is a 20 year old girl living in a gorgeous vineyard in France with her french father and English mother, neither of whom she is particularly close to. Helen is a quiet girl who's only friend is her younger brother Tom, who goes with Helen to her mothers room one day where they manage to find a secret box of letters and photographs. In amongst these memories are a collection of pictures of Helen's mother Mary with a baby girl who Helen knows is not her. On closer ...  Read the complete review

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