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Name: The Sisterhood of The Traveling Pants
Rating: 4.9 (281 reviews)
Author: Ann Brashares
ISBN: 9780385729338

The Sisterhood of The Traveling Pants

by Ann Brashares

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First Published:
Sep 1, 2001, 304 pages

Paperback:
Mar 2003, 203 pages

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- Literary Fiction
- Young Adults
- USA
- South, USA
- Contemporary
- Debuts
- 1st in Series
- Uplifting
- Female Friendships
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Kate

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants was a wonderful read. The unique journeys through self discovery and into adulthood were addictive. Ann Brashares is an extremely talented writer and I was unable to put the novel down. I look forward to reading the sequel.

Maya

I read the book in French and I loved it! The writer really expressed their charaacter's feelings well.

Lindsey

The title of the book seems kinda strage at first but dont let that fool you because this is a great book! you have to read it!

Paige

This book was nothing how I thought it was going to be. Boring and univiting, but instead it was exciting and I wasnt able to put it down!

Lorena

This book was great! The characters in this story and their situations were real and these are the type of things that some people can relate to.

hawa

i think it was a wonderful book that every youn girl should read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it was one of the best books i had ever read.

maura

this book was so awesome. its a great summer book for a teenager!

Keary Houchin

I totally LOVED this book!! I couldn't put it down! Its so funny and realistic. I am wondering when the sequels will come!!

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