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Summary: ARTISTIC, ELEGANT, and TOUCHING!
Review: A beautiful work of art. This book is filled with such a diverse group of human beings. Each story is unique, highlighting the incredibly special relationship between twins. And the photos are delightful. My coffee table will never be the same again!
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Summary: Why aren't there any books about twins?
Review: As the owners of a Web site about twins and supertwins, that was a question that we received regularly in e-mail messages from around the world. It is easy to find books for parents about raising twins, but there just weren't any books about twins, their lives, and the special relationship that exists between them. Now, we're pleased to be able to answer that question with an enthusiastic "Yes. There is!" And, "Twins" is a wonderfully inspirational, beautiful book that is a "must have" for any one who is a twin, knows a twin, or is just interested in learning more about what it means to be a twin. The photography is absolutely wonderful (we strongly urge the publishers to follow the book with a calendar). The essays by Ruth and Rachel Sandweiss are written with an understanding that could only come from a "twin perspective." If you know a set of twins, why not buy two copies? This is the ultimate gift.
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Summary: A Celebration of Twins!
Review: Celebrate this special relationship with twins of all ages and backgrounds. Read tales of extraordinary twin siblings, including Muhammad Ali's twin daughters, Aldo and Mario Andretti, Jane Seymour's children, Tia and Tamera Mowry, the first NASA twin astronauts, seven-year-old conjoined twins Abigail and Brittany Hensel, 94-year-old twin sisters, and Hungarian twin brothers who survived the Holocaust. Essays by twin authors Ruth and Rachel Sandweiss, Photographs by David Fields. 60 duotones, 11 1/4 X 9, 144 pages
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Summary: A Celebration of Twins!
Review: Celebrate this unique, profound, and complex relationship withtwins of all ages and backgrounds. Read tales of extraordinary twinsiblings, including Muhammad Ali's twin daughters, Aldo and Mario Andretti, Jane Seymour's children, Tia and Tamera Mowry, the first NASA twin astronauts, 94-year-old twin sisters, and Hungarian twin brothers who survived the Holocaust. Twins have fascinated people throughout history and remain a mystery on a biological, psychological, and some feel, spiritual level. We offer this book with the hope that the stories touch your heart as they have ours, eradicate common misconceptions, illumates joys and challenges (for example, the deep bond, devotion, and teamwork between twins, as well as issues of identity, relationships, competition, and parenting) and give you a deeper understanding of one of the most precious and rewarding human bonds. Most important, we hope this book sheds light on human relationships in a way that brings us all closer together. 60 duotones, 11 1/4 X 9, 144 pages
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Summary: PHENOMENAL BOOK
Review: I am amazed to see such an extraordinary group of individuals in this book. I'm not even a twin and I'm completely in awe of the people who are featured here. I have a new respect now for the twin relationship.
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Summary: A book that looks pretty on your coffee table.
Review: I liked this book enough. I was disappointed that it focused so much on identical twins and same-sex twins. (My twins are boy/girl...there is only one vignette in the book.) I haven't found myself reading it over and over. The pictures are lovely and the stories are fine. I give it a B or maybe B+.
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Summary: Inspirational!
Review: Not only do the "twin authors" provide a first-hand glimpse into the world of "being a twin"...but through the plethora of inspiring interviews with "real-life" twins, they gave me the "real-life" gift of stopping to think of "being human!"
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Summary: Inspirational!
Review: Not only do the "twin authors" provide a first-hand glimpse into the world of "being a twin"...but through the plethora of inspiring interviews with "real-life" twins, they gave me the "real-life" gift of stopping to think of "being human!"
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Summary: This book is an artistic triumph!
Review: The book TWINS is a treasure! The photos are quite exquisite and the essays are thoughtful and moving. Each set of twins is treated with tenderness and love, and both twins and non-twins alike will be deeply touched. I loved this book!
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Summary: Genuine and inspiratinal for twins and non-twins!
Review: This book truly touched my heart. I am a twin and felt that it honestly portrayed the many complex and deep emotions and issues that twins experience. I can't wait to share this book with my twin and family! And there are so many amazing people in the book. I didn't realize Muhammad Ali and Jane Seymour had twins. And how different each relationship can be, yet also have such commonalities. I absolutely love this book and find myself opening it up often to read an essay and look at the beautiful photos.
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