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Sisters
Shawn Jeffery, April Hunter
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Sisters
Katrina Bowlin-MacKenzie, L. Ann Hollingsworth
eBook (Katrina Bowlin-MacKenzie, Nov. 27, 2014)Two sisters, Louise and Katie are playing in the forest.Louise goes home alone to study and Katie gets lost.Louise saves her sister and becomes the hero.
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Sisters
Claire Rayner
language (MP Publishing Limited, Jan. 4, 2010)In a hushed courtroom, the scene is set for one of the most celebrated trials of recent years. A tral caused by a bitter family wrangle. A trial that, as it unfolds, will reveal the dramatic story of the turbulent lives and careers of its three central characters, Hester, Hildegarde and Bonnie Morris.
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Sisters
Joanna Young
language (, May 3, 2015)A heart warming picture book, with soft beautiful illustrations and a simple text showing the special relationship that exists between Sisters.Joanna Young's watercolour drawings are delightful and will bring a smile to your face when viewed with her warm and simple narrative. Suitable for children two years and older, this book is well suited to pre-schools and kindergartens.Especially relevant to families who have twins or two girls close in age.
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SISTERS
Joseph R Graziano
language (Big Red J and H Publishing, May 4, 2016)Two teddy bear sisters get lost in Briarwood forest while on their way to meet two little girls that are to become their sisters. While looking for someone to help them they are chased by a hungry wolf that wants them for his supper.
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Sisters
Raina Telgemeier
Library Binding (Perfection Learning, Aug. 26, 2014)Raina can't wait to be a big sister, but once Amara is born she realises things won't be quite what she had expected. Despite Amara's cuteness, she is a cranky, grouchy baby. Their relationship doesn't improve much over the years but when their family starts to change, they realise they must figure out how to get along like real sisters.
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Susan Scott
language (, Nov. 4, 2012)Lilly Stanford grew up a lonely orphan girl, raised by an elderly grandfather who spent little time with her and talked with her very little. As a child her one obsession was in having an identical twin sister to keep her company during the long days and longer nights in the big, cold, forboding Stanford mansion where not even the comfort of a pet kitten was allowed. Then when she was sixteen and her ninety-three year old grandfather died, Lilly thought she would at last be free to have cats and spend time with her only friends, the Duncan twins, Cheri' and Cherry. But to her sorrow, her forty-three year old brother Phillip moved into the mansion and took control of BIOGENTEK, the family business, where Lilly sought refuge in experiments with the cloning which she was actually quite gifted at. But then shortly before her seventeenth birthday Lilly made a discovery which made her, Phillip, and BIOGENTEK famous, and as a result she was able to create the identical twin sister she had always yearned for. But Phillip wasn't to have it so. His threats to scramble Holly's brains and drop her into a transplant donor tank very nearly drove Lilly out of her mind and ruined everything she had worked so very hard for. Now his threats were getting worse and Lilly's only refuge was in her work--and in the very thing that she shouldn't have been doing.
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Sisters
Robert Littell
Hardcover (Bantam, Jan. 1, 1986)An astonishing thriller from the author of The Company A classic among espionage aficionados, The Sisters features what the New York Times called "the plot of plots." Centering on Francis and Carroll, two enigmatic and extremely dangerous CIA legends dubbed "the Sisters Death and Night," The Sisters masterfully unveils an abyss of artful deception. By luring the Potter, a former head of the KGB sleeper school, into betraying his last and best assassin living secretly in the United States, Francis and Carroll set off a desperate race against time as the Potter tries to stop his protégé from committing the Sisters' exquisitely planned, world-shattering crime.
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