Sisters

Another 2.5, because come on: the whole ordeal of ‘my sister tries to be the boss of me' is not even new. Add to it the collaterals - the sickening month names, the absent mother, even if present, and the absent for real father, and the recipe is kinda obvious. It was almost bland. When the ‘it' finally happened, not only everybody could breath, but also it was sort of anti climatic. I'm not sure why the whole noise about this book.