Brother/Sister : Just Give Them a Chance to Explain (Paperback)

from Conner23456

Brother/Sister by Sean Olin was an intresting read for me. It was different from the other books I have read in the past few months. Which I think is good because it will get me thinking about other books to read soon. I like how Olin wrote the book from both Will's and Ashley's point of views.

from quilted_kat

I was pleasantly surprised by this book. Brother/Sister relates the story of teenage siblings whose life has spun out of control. It is very suspenseful: I had to read it straight through in one sitting to see where the story was going to end up. The chapters alternate between Will and Asheley's ...

from jeaxra

Through half of the book I couldn't quite decide how I'd felt about it. It was very predictable with nothing very catching about it. Though I did like how it becomes clear very early that the story is being told as a police interrogation without any words being printed from the officers doing the...

from sdbookhound

This book was a very quick read. The writing style flowed well and was easy to follow. That being said, the way it was written with the two main characters speaking made it more difficult to give additional background and explanation. I didn't feel like I really knew the characters as well as I w...

from katerbugg

A book told from two siblings points of view. The book switched well from one sibling's thoughts to the other's. Although written in how a teenager would speak, early on I found that the book lacked well-done sentence structure and minimum descriptions of the characters/scenery. The twist at the ...