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The Second Summer of The Sisterhood by Ann Brashares

The Second Summer of The Sisterhood

by Ann Brashares
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  • Apr 1, 2003, 373 pages
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  • Dec 2004, 416 pages
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Filippa Flen

It's good!
harp

hi I've read the sisterhood of the travelling pants and have just started the second one .... it is an Excellent book!!
Lynn

This book was great it had every emotion and was so realistic it made you fall in love with the characters and made them seem so real!
Kristina

This book was amazing. One of the few I know I'll remember forever. I laughed, I cried, the characters become your new friends. There are tragedies, personal awakenings, new loves and lost loves, and a friendship held together by the seams of a pair of used pants. READ IT!!! (age 17)
monica

It was a wonderful book that kept me reading until I was done with the book.
Brit

This book was extremely good. It made me cry and not many books do. Love it. I read it in one day!
Liz

i loved both books!! i wish you could write a third book. impatiently waiting
lila

i absolutely loved it!!!!!!

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