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Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants / Second Summer of the Sisterhood / Girls in Pants (Sisterhood #1-3)
4 girls, 3 summers, and 1 pair of pants
For the first time ever, all three novels in the #1 "New York Times "bestselling series are available in this terrific boxed set, which includes an exclusive magnet frame and magnets of the Pants.
For the first time ever, all three novels in the #1 "New York Times "bestselling series are available in this terrific boxed set, which includes an exclusive magnet frame and magnets of the Pants.
Paperback, 1040 pages
Published
September 12th 2006
by Delacorte Books for Young Readers
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May 27, 2008
Tracy
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5 of 5 stars
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Any one of my Girls!
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On my classics list
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These books were great and I am waiting for the fourth book to come out...(as well as the second movie). Just an all around great story about four girls who share a lifelong friendship and many adventures together. The action never stops..lol It kind of reminds me of the kind of things that Judy Blume might write about.
It was a nice change of pace in my classics collection (young adult series). Sure it has its real life lessons about growing up and dealing with change but it was just a plain who...more
It was a nice change of pace in my classics collection (young adult series). Sure it has its real life lessons about growing up and dealing with change but it was just a plain who...more
I loved these books. Normally, I would not have read this series as an adult, but I was so curious after watching the movie. I knew that there was more to the books than what the movie had played out and I was right. The first movie is the only comparison worth mentioning since the second movie just combined (horribly I might add) three books in to one. Also, I liked the way the author told the story. She really got me in to the characters and before I knew it, I was on the 4th book.
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Apr 16, 2012
Razzle
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This book was good. I liked how all the girls had real-life problems that I could relate to (some of them.) it seemed like all of these girls were actually real and that one day, I would come upon Tibby or Lena. Carmen and her mother, Christina had problems that most teens have with their own mothers. Tibby had troubles with her boyfriend, and friends at her new college. Lena had troubles with Kostos, the Greek heartbreaker who she had fallen in love with. It ended up that Kostos had a pregnat w...more
Jul 21, 2012
Ashley Dawn
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Great books! They are the perfect way to take a break from life and remember the excitement of being a teenaged girl!! They make you laugh and cry! They are easy and quick reads! Perfect treat!
Mar 23, 2011
Leina Antoniou
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so far so good. i am currently reading the first one.... hopefully the other 2 are jjust as good.
Dec 28, 2008
Helluqueen
marked it as to-read
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Sep 27, 2012
Emma Richter
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An excelent series in friendship, love and adventours
I picked up all four of these books and blasted through them in about a day. I decided to read them so I could talk about them with my 15-year-old sister. They were a fun, quick read. I liked that the book had action and consequences from real-life situations, and that the four girls in the book had to grapple with their own shortcomings and insecurities. Yes, there's lots of teenage drama and some fun love interests sprinkled throughout, but the real charm of these books is the self-discovery d...more
Jan 05, 2011
Roneesha Khalifa
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Lovedddddddddd It !
Book 1 - I finished this in 2-3 days - definitely a very fast read if I can do it that quick, but it was light, fluffy & fun. Perfect for warm weather, mindless entertainment!
Book 2 - Easily as entertaining as the first. I think I'm going to be sad when I'm done with the series.
Book 3 - Still as enjoyable as the first 2. Fun, light fluff, and still very pertainable to issues teenagers face with the attitudes they tend to have. I must read the 4th book!
Book 2 - Easily as entertaining as the first. I think I'm going to be sad when I'm done with the series.
Book 3 - Still as enjoyable as the first 2. Fun, light fluff, and still very pertainable to issues teenagers face with the attitudes they tend to have. I must read the 4th book!
Nov 16, 2012
Lexii_Love_ Monae'
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it was okay... i guess
At first I really liked these books, but then it started to bother me how alot of the stories are the same. They fall in love, realize themselves or something... it's like, how many times can you realize yourself? I say once. But anyway, it also bothered me how I have to wait so long for the story of each girl, like how their stories are broken up so much. But I had to give it three stars because I originally liked them soo much.
i always find myself reading these every winter. they are definately high school girl books, but i find the honesty in the characters intriguing. i find the girls empowering. plus, the setting is summer and when it's 20 below outside there's nothing better than pretending you're in the heat of mexico and italy...or just working at your summer job.
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Ann Brashares grew up in Chevy Chase, Maryland, with three brothers and attended a Quaker school in the D.C. area called Sidwell Friends. She studied Philosophy at Barnard College, part of Columbia University in New York City. Expecting to continue studying philosophy in graduate school, Ann took a year off after college to work as an editor, hoping to save money for school. Loving her job, she ne...more
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