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Forever in Blue
Forever in Blue: The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood
by Ann Brashares
Sisterhood down falls (1/26/2007)
Hi my name is Lena Kalagaros and I am a big fan of the Sisterhood. but to tell the truth I think forever in blue was not very good. Carmen, Tibby, Bridget, and Lena (not me) are not as interesting they are too grown up and mature they don't hang out as much and the fist 5 pages disappointed me. SISTERHOOD 1 and SISTERHOOD 2 and SISTERHOOD 3 you rock 2 thumbs up but SISTERHOOD 4 FOREVER IN BLUE one thumb up and one down Ann Brashares I am so disappointed.
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