Center Point Platinum Fiction (Large Print): I See You Everywhere (Hardcover)

from nycbookgirl

The story is about two sisters, Louisa and Clem. Louisa is the eldest by a few years. She's more reserved, creates pottery, and edits art magazines. She wants to find "the one" guy and have a family. Clem, on the other hand, is young and reckless. She always has a guy or two in the reserve. She s...

from bearette24

I thought the writing in this book was wonderful. I like the way Julia Glass puts things and the observations she makes. They always have me nodding in recognition. I also thought she had a nice handle on the relationship between the sisters, and Clem was very likable. However, near the end, ther...

from msbaba

I See You Everywhere, the latest novel by Julia Glass, is a seriously flawed gem that will probably be appreciated best by those who are already ardent fans of the author's writing. Like her other two books, this novel is an exquisitely crafted reproduction of real life. In this case, the work is...

from fig2

A study in sibling relationships, this novel span two sisters' lives. While Louisa and Clem are opposites, they have a bond that neither can define. Their story is told in connected vignettes from each sisters' viewpoint; revealing the burdens each have to bear. An unexpected and disturbing endin...

from oldblack

It's hard to know how to rate this book. It's essentially a story of two sisters who aren't terribly close but do often come together in times of personal stress. They don't, however, share the depths of their thoughts and emotions. They are both somewhat detached from each other, and therefore t...