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A good read Aug 05, 2010 This book was a library find which I enjoyed so much I bought a copy for myself. I found it a good read, characters that were realistic and fun as well. Good story telling.
book review Jul 04, 2010 It was an OK read. Read it for book club and we all decided that the main character was quite egocentric . We also wanted to know more about the sister who died of cancer than was revealed in the book.
The True and Outstanding Adventures of the Hunt Sisters Jun 21, 2010 I was expecting a paperback book for the price I paid. The book arrived quick and it was in excellent shape. I will buy another book again.
unexpected... a little everywhere Mar 20, 2010 Different than the title and the writing stle is everywhere... so readng one chapter in a sitting may be better or may lead to a rather long read... depends on if you are in the mood for all the pieces of style... maybe a little off track of the title or expectations when you buy it...Autumn of Blessed Acres service dog
The True and Outstanding Adventures of the Hunt Sisters Oct 05, 2009 Olivia Hunt is a Hollywood producer in LA and the older sister of Maddie, just diagnosed with leukemia. Throughout Olivia's letters and emails we follow her life; work issues, personal issues, and dealing with Maddie's illness.
Olivia is five years older than Madeline and has always had a caring function in her life, whether it's camping out overnight or making up stories of "the True and Outstanding Adventures of the Hunt Sisters" to help her go to sleep.
At times, she resents the attention she has always had to pay to her sister, and now her sister's illness forces her to confront her feelings and makes her realize how much she really loves her.
I found this book to be touching, at times humorous, and at times sad. The format of being told only through Olivia's correspondence was unique and interesting. Be sure to read the author's notes at the end!
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