This is one of those books that I read through quickly the first time and always meant to go back and re-read. I don't remember details, but I remember being immensely moved by the love-hate relationship between siblings--which exists between all siblings, but is probably even more intense with twins. I love Lamb's writing style, very lyrical. Hard cover in good condition. Enjoy!

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got this from beachlover2003. I've been looking forward to reading it for ages now, so it may well be the next one i read...after i finish the da vinci code. thanks beachlover!

I've heard good things about this so I'm looking forward to it. Ewen has been challenged to read it in 2 days or less, we shall see...

I was walking through Manchester city centre on sunny September morning. Saw the book propped up against a statue. People seems to be consciously avoiding it, so I sat down and picked it up. I've never heard of bookcrossing.com before, but was pleasantly surprised by the concept. It's strange to think this book started its journey in Viriginia, and now it's io
in my flat in rainy Manchester. I'm only 57 pages in, but it seems like a good read, and I'm looking forward to finishing it. What will I do with the book when I'm done? I don't know yet. I don't think I want to set it free in Manchester, so I'll probably wait until I go and see my parents on the South Coaast and then I'll let it go, or maybe I'll set it free the next time I'm at the airport, I'd really like the book to travel to as many countries as it can. I'm looking forward to setting it down adn then retreating to a quiet corner and watch how people interact with it, and who finally picks it up.

CAUGHT IN MANCHESTER ENGLAND