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Name: The Sisterhood of The Traveling Pants
Rating: 4.0 (3 reviews)
Author: Ann Brashares
ISBN: 9780385729338

The Sisterhood of The Traveling Pants

by Ann Brashares

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Readers' Rating (272):

First Published:
Sep 1, 2001, 304 pages

Paperback:
Mar 2003, 203 pages

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- Literary Fiction
- Young Adults
- USA
- South, USA
- Contemporary
- Debuts
- 1st in Series
- Uplifting
- Female Friendships
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jenn

this book was really cool and i love to read it over and over again!

Denielle

This book was AMAZING, it has inspired me soo much, and helped me out in many ways, and the second book was just as good if not better!!!

Ashley

this is amazing!

Bea

This book is excellent! You get to look into the lives of 4 different girls, and you get to grow up and learn from them all, and their experiences.

Lisa

Thsi book was awesome! I've never read a book so fast before! I only hope that this will turn into a series like Harry Potter because I want to read more!

ostridge

I liked this book. It had words. The capitol letters were the best ones. When I read it I thought of ostriges and that is very important to me.

Abby

I luved this book it really made me think about how much I luved my friends. I luved reading it and I luved reading the second one. She is one good author!!I would tell any teenager to read it, it will always be my favorite.

this book was awesome...i read it in one day

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