ClareR (6091 KP) rated My Sister, the Serial Killer in Books
Dec 21, 2018
Korede feels a responsibility for her younger sister - something which seems odd to do given the circumstances, but is explained later in the book.
Korede is quite a sad character, really. Ayoola is the beautiful sister, she is not. Yet she still protects her and keeps her safe, stops her from posting on Instagram after her boyfriend goes 'missing'. Ayoola certainly has issues - she has no problem with the murders she commits, no guilt. She gets on with her life, on to the next man, and Korede is left to clean up and worry. The eternal problem of the older sister (usually minus the murders, mind you!).
I really enjoyed this, and it seemed to end very quickly. It's well worth reading.
One, Two by Sister Nancy
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One, Two is a 1982 album by Sister Nancy. Originally issued on vinyl, it was reissued on compact...
Legendary: Caraval Book 2
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The spellbinding sequel to Sunday Times bestselling Caraval, told from the point of view of...
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Footnoting History
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From Neanderthals to Napoleon's sister, Footnoting History's team of academics share their favorite...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2492 KP) rated Crewel World (A Needlecraft Mystery, #1) in Books
Mar 9, 2018
Read my full review at <a href="http://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/2013/03/book-review-crewel-world-by-monica.html">Carstairs Considers</a>.
The School at the Chalet
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Madge Bettany starts the school with her sister Joey as the first pupil in Austria.
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Laura Doe (1350 KP) rated My Sister, the Serial Killer in Books
Mar 16, 2021
A book about a sister who covers up her own sisters murders, before realising that her sister has hit the number of murders to make her a serial killer. And still she doesn’t report her to the police or try to do much to stop her. At one point, someone tells her she’s worse than her sister and I think that is very true. Her sister might be the murderess but she is standing by and letting it happen time and time again.
The style of the writing was very different to most books, with the short chapters and each chapter name being taken from something that happened in the chapter. It was also quite a short book, so something that can be read in an evening.
I didn’t find myself particularly sad that it was coming to an end, and that we didn’t find out if either sister ever had a happy ending or not. The book was ok, but not really one that I found myself looking forward to a bit of free time to continue reading or picking up for half an hour before bed.