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Summary: A beautiful pairing of pictures and words.
Review: This collection of thoughtful, sensitively written essays explores the many dimensions of the twin relationship. The elegantly beautiful photographs stand on their own as works of art and, together with the text, make this a wonderful celebration of human connectedness. The lay-out is classy, the dust-jacket truly wonderful. All in all, a terrific addition to one's own library and perfect for gift-giving.
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Summary: Review of Twins
Review: With the number of twin births increasing 40% in recent years, Ruth and Rachel Sandweiss' celebration of the special, multi-faceted experience of twinship, is timely, as well as poignant. The book features vingettes of twenty-seven diverse sets of twins. Here are the stories of athletes and astronauts, students and surgeons, farmers and actors, collected together and garnished with evocative and stylish black-and-white duotone portraits by photo-journalist, David Fields. It's easy to see why People Magazine dubbed Twins, "a dynamic look at duos."
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