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Summary: A Great Book : )
Review: I read the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants for a reading journal at school. The story is about 4 best friends who share a "magical" pair of pants during their first summer apart. Throughout the book, it alternates between each girl's story, whose plots are very easy to follow. This book is very entertaining, and hard to put down. In my opinion, this is a must read for any teenage girl. All of the girls experience something that most girls probably go through. This makes the whole story very easy to relate to. I enjoyed this book very much, and I can't wait to read the next one!
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Summary: You Should Read the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
Review: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is a fantastic novel written by Ann Brashares. This book is about four very close girls who experience their first summer apart. Without each other their life seems to go haywire. There is a pair of pants that fit each girl all though they are all totally different sizes. They record all the experiences they have on these pants. I absolutely loved this book because I love Ann Brashares style of writing. Brashares writes form the point of view of each of the four girls. With an unexpected ending I recommend this book to girls ages 12-16 and feel sure that any who read it will love it. I am definitely going to read The Second Summer of Sisterhood, the sequel to the first book, and hope that the sequel will be as good as the first.
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Summary: Slip on the Magic Pants
Review: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pant's is a book that I think every teenage girl can relate to. The author, Ann Brashares, tells a story of four girls who witness a lifetime of boys, hate, sickness, and guilt all in one summer. This book not only has surprises, but shockers that will keep you interested throughout the book. Personally, I think this has been the best book I have ever read. Not only could I relate to the situations at hand, but sympathize with them as well. It makes you feel like you in one of those pretend clubs again with the rules and pen palling. If you're one of those people that can handle humor with a side dish of drama, this book if definitely for you!
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Summary: I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!!!
Review: This book was really great. The authour desribes everything so vividly, and the charcaters all seem real. A lot of things we (as girls) could relate to. i couldn't put this book down!!!! Every girl 11-teen should read it.
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Summary: I want that magical Pants!!
Review: I think the authror did a really good job. It's a fun and relax book, but it's definitely not a "stupid" book. The magical Pants hold all the friendship, love, and courage together. And you see how their friendship grows, the probelms the face over the summer. Each of them solves their problems by the end of the summer under the power of this Pants. The Pants give than strength and courage. It's a very touching book! Through this book I also see some positive attitudes that we should have in our life. It's a very worth reading book for young people!
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Summary: Good Book
Review: This book is great, it has four girls all dealing with the same, yet very different problems, so you can really relate to one or all of the girls, it deals with young love, sexual desire, and problems with parents.
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Summary: this is an awesome book
Review: I really love this book. Everyone should read it!
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Summary: Here's my review:
Review: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is a great book!! It is a combination of drama and comedy. I recamend this bok for girls ages 10-19. It is one of the best books I've ever read. I couldn't put this book down!! All I have to say is buy this book because it is worth every cent!
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Summary: The Sisterhood of Traveling Pants
Review: The Sisterhood of Traveling Pants is about four girls, Lena, Briget, Tibby, and Carmen, who have been best friends since birth(literally). They are about fourteen and are about to start summer vacation when they find these really cool pants that fit all of them, even though they are different sizes. They decide that throughout the summer, they will each take turns wearing the pants and mail letters to tell everyone how their summer is going. Lena is going to Greece with her family to visit their grandparents. Her matchmaker grandmother, who always calls her 'beautiful Lena' has introduced her to a very handsome guy named Kostos. At first she doesn't like him at all, and accuses him of stalking her. But then at the end of the summer she realizes that she is falling in love with him. Briget, a very talented soccer player, is going to Baja California at a soccer camp. There she meet a really cute guy, and they are immediately attracted to each other. The only problem is, he's just a little too old. So Briget lies about her age, and the two become very, very, VERY close, if you get what I mean. But after, Briget confesses her true age and gets her heart broken. Tibby is staying at home this summer. While at her really boring job, she meets Bailey a young girl with luikemia, who gives her new view about life and judging others. They become very good friends. But Bailey's luikemia slowly gets worse and sadly, at the end of the summer, Bailey is gone forever. Carmen, is spending the summer with her dad, who she always has lots of fun with. But it turns out she won't have her dad to herself after all. Carmen's dad has recently been engaged, and now his fiancee and her two teenagers have moved in with him. Now Carmen must deal with the new changes in her family. During this important summer of all of their lives, Lena, Briget, Tibby, and Carmen must learn to love, accept and deal with the changes that are happening in their lives.
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Summary: awesome book!!
Review: i loved this book (as well as the sequel) sooo much!! its one of my favorite books ever! my friends and i loved the idea so much. we each could relate to one of the characters really well. its so awesome. if you havent already read it, please give it a try. trust me, its worth the money. this is a must read for teens 12-18.
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