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The Second Summer of the Sisterhood (The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants #2)

by Ann Brashares

3.73 · rating details · 30,297 ratings · 1,296 reviews

Can't wait for the next installment of the Pants? Check out the SPECIAL EDITION of The Second Summer of the Sisterhood, in stores now!
Inside you'll find an exclusive "Who's Your Soul Mate Quiz" and a sneak peak at the third book, Girls in Pants.

With a bit of last summer's sand in the pockets, the Traveling Pants and the Sisterhood that wears them embark on their 16th summ...more

Paperback, 374 pages

Published April 22nd 2003 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers

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Oct 28, 2008

Victoria rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The pants are back! Here they are to give these wonderful friends the summer they have all been waiting for. I hope this book is as good as the first one! As same as in the first book of the sisterhood the author Ann Brashares uses the technique of putting for stories in 1 because each friend is living a different life, this author uses a great word choice “ whirlwind, hiatus, clunking, but’ she doesn’t use much word repetition, and I also love how she characterizes the new characters and the i...more The pants are back! Here they are to give these wonderful friends the summer they have all been waiting for. I hope this book is as good as the first one! As same as in the first book of the sisterhood the author Ann Brashares uses the technique of putting for stories in 1 because each friend is living a different life, this author uses a great word choice “ whirlwind, hiatus, clunking, but’ she doesn’t use much word repetition, and I also love how she characterizes the new characters and the imagery that she can give you of the scene. I am going to start with the summer of Bridget she is my favorite character. Bridget finds out that her grandma from mom’s side has been writing all this past years and her father didn’t tell her. She is going to visit her grandma but not directly, she is going name herself Gilda for no one to realize that she is Bridget, she used to go to Alabama all the time when she was little that is why she hides her real name. She is going to work in her grandmother’s house and investigate about her mother; she is going to help Greta fix the attic. Everything comes out just they way she wanted it but her grandma realizes that she is her granddaughter and lets her stay at her house. Bridget finds herself again this summer; she starts playing soccer again and also finds friends from when she was little. Lena is another member from the sisterhood, This summer she is very depressed she misses her ex-boyfriend Kostos who she met the past summer in Greece when she went to visit her grandmother. She thinks Kostos has a girlfriend and that he has forgotten her. One day she hears the door bell, it was Kostos she didn’t now why he was there. He told her that he was there for university and that made Lena more depressed because it meant that he didn’t even cared for her, because he had come all the way from Greece and he didn’t even called her. One night Lena went to visit Kostos; she needed to talk to him, she explained all her feelings and then Kostos said that she didn’t have a girlfriend and that he still loved her. He made her very happy with those words; the bad thing is that Kostos needs to go back to Greece because of a family problem. At the end of the summer Lena goes to Greece becuase her grandfather died and she finds out that Kostos is getting married. Tibby is also a member of the sisterhood, she loves to make movies. This summer she went to a summer school of film making and she is suppose to do a movie. She makes a movie about the most embarrassing moments of her mom and after they present it she regrets it. She feels bad with her mom. But then she made a movie of the great moments she passed with her friend Bailey who died last summer, she made a great movie. Carmen didn’t have a great summer she fitted with her mom a lot because her mom was dating and obsessed with David and Carmen didn’t liked it. She thought her mom didn’t care about her any more, she also tried to help Lena forget about Kostos but she couldn’t.(less)

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Jun 27, 2008

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Dec 17, 2008

Rachel rated it

so far i really enjoy this book! it is one of my favorites<3 i would recommend it to Lady's 13 and up, because there are some things that are just not for younger people! once you read this book it will just remind you of friendship,love,compassion,relationships, and so much more! this book is just really touching! hope you like my review and i hope you read this book!

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Apr 15, 2008

Cassie rated it

Better than the first. The ending made me angry and sad though. Poor, poor Lena.

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Jul 28, 2011

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Non pensate di prendere in mano questo romanzo a vent'anni, perché vi cercherete qualcosa che probabilmente non c'è. Se però lo leggete, sempre a vent'anni, ricordandovi di quando ne avevate dodici o tredici e le vostre amiche erano le persone più importanti sulla faccia della terra, allora potete. Ma non se con queste vostre amiche è andata a finire male e ne serbate un cattivo ricordo: se non portate rancore, però, potete leggerlo.
Si parla di amicizia, quell'amicizia alla quale basta un n...moreNon pensate di prendere in mano questo romanzo a vent'anni, perché vi cercherete qualcosa che probabilmente non c'è. Se però lo leggete, sempre a vent'anni, ricordandovi di quando ne avevate dodici o tredici e le vostre amiche erano le persone più importanti sulla faccia della terra, allora potete. Ma non se con queste vostre amiche è andata a finire male e ne serbate un cattivo ricordo: se non portate rancore, però, potete leggerlo.
Si parla di amicizia, quell'amicizia alla quale basta un nulla per separarsi e poi sentirsi di nuovo sorelle. Quell'amicizia che ha sempre i genitori contro, quei genitori che non vi permettono di uscire, di andare a dormire dall'amica, di cenare con loro perché a casa vostra ci sono gli amici novantenni di vostro padre, che vi separano durante le vacanze. Eppure vi basta un semplice oggetto per ricordavi delle altre e tenervi unite, unitissime, incredibilmente assieme. Basta una telefonata, una lettere, una mail, un sms lungo chilometri, con la certezza che, finita l'estate, vi ritroverete più unite che mai.
Pensate come sarebbe leggere questo libro a tredici anni, quando voi siete relegate a casa perché i vostri genitori lavorano dodici mesi all'anno e le vostre amiche, invece, sono state trascinate in vacanza in qualche luogo bellissimo. Vi mettete il costume da bagno, andate in spiaggia, ma non ci volete stare: senza le amiche che vi consolano c'è da sentirsi brutte, fuori luogo, con le gambe troppo corte e il seno troppo grande, e come spiegare a vostra sorella più piccola che non potete più giocare a racchette, che voi siete grandi, e se lo fate magari vi si abbassa il reggiseno? Ah, se solo ci fossero le vostre amiche, magari vi capirebbero. Allora iniziate a leggere questo libro, tornate a casa e vi sdraiate sul letto, no mamma la doccia la faccio dopo, non ho tanta sabbia addosso, e lo finite tutto. Serene, tranquille, fresche di quell'estate che avete appena passato con quelle ragazze del paio di jeans, quelle ragazze che vi hanno rassicurato: anche le vostre amiche, prima o poi, torneranno.(less)

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Apr 08, 2008

Jessica rated it

Recommends it for: fans of blue jeans

Shelves: youngadult

I read this book because I liked the first one so much. Also, the teaser at the end of the first book was pretty interesting.

I liked it when I finished it but thinking about it, I am a little disappointed. It seems that the major flaws that the girls had in the first book still afflict them in this one. HOWEVER, I really liked that not everyone had a perfectly happy ending. Not everyone got everything they expected and all were not smiley and hugging. This one was well-written a...more

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Jun 01, 2008

Adriana rated it

This book was about how four girls Lena, Tibby, Carmen and Bridget spend their summers apart from each other but still keeping contact through a pair of jeans. These jeans have been through a lot last summer but this summer they add new experiences and events to them. Through these jeans they learn many things like how to keep a long term relationship and even helps them "fit in" with certain kinds of people while thier in camp. Each girl goes to a different place but the jeans travel ...more

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Mar 03, 2008

Lani rated it

Shelves: chicklit, kids, own

I wasn't terribly impressed with the first book, but I was interested enough in the characters to want to read more. I am so glad I did!

This book seemed more realistically teenaged-girl, both the good and bad. The girls had to face things in their lives that they could avoid as children, and came out stronger.

Though other people criticized the way that Bee changed, I thought it was actually a pretty accurate depiction of a girl hurt by her early sexual experience. Teenage...more

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May 19, 2008

Diah Sri added it

love this books... I wishhh.. I've read this book 15 years ago, would've help me trough my teenage life and how to embrace adulthood with all of the pain and sorrow..., This books show you that it is ok to make mistake as long as you have the guts to admit it and try to correct it as best as u can...
I wish I could be more like bree, inspite of the lost she have been trough, she still have enough courage to open her heart and embrace what ever come on her way...

and lena is one l...more

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Feb 21, 2010

Christian Arias added it

There are four girls in this book who share a pair of pants. The girls were all different sizes and shapes, yet the pants fit each of them. Before the traveling pants, the girls did not have any other way of being together when they were apart, so the pants brought them closer together whenever they could not contact each other.
What I learned from this book is that no matter how far you are from someone in your family, they will always b...more

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Jan 02, 2009

Priscilla rated it

Shelves: 2nd-quarter

It's the second summer of the pants, and man have things changed since last summer! (Warning, this review contains many spiolers. So, do not read if you want to read the book or is reading the first book, or is reading the second book! Don't say I didn't warn you!) OK, back on track. Lena has been dating the guy she fell in love with in Greece named Kostos. But broke up with him in January because she really missed him, and apparently wants to belong to herself again, and not Kostos, she wants t...more

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Nov 23, 2011

Samantha rated it

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Recommends it for: Girls, Teens

Shelves: middle-school, teen-read, reviewed, re-reads, coming-of-age, girly, books-i-own

Lena, Carmen, Bridget and Tibby...4 girls I have come to cherish and call my Best Friends. This book has satisfied me more than many other books have. The pain, the heartbreak, the friendship and love within the story make this a wonderful coming of age book for young girls. Somehow, Ann Brashares manages to stun her readers once more through her writing.

The boys in the book bring mixed emotion with each appearance. Brian remains loyal to Tibby as always. Alex is a troublemaker who Ti...more

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Jul 30, 2011

Jennifer rated it

Shelves: young-adult, series, made-into-a-movie

Ugh. That’s all I have to say. How could I have possibly liked the first one so much as to want to read a sequel? What happened? The storyline was trite, the characters were empty, the dialogue was cheesy and I was BORED. The second summer sucked. Nobody had really changed since last summer. Tibby made a movie about Bailey at film camp and felt bad when she acted like a normal teenager wanting to impress some people thereby shunning a dorky friend. Bridget went on a journey…to Alabama to...more

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Jul 05, 2011

Erin rated it

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Shelves: read-in-2011

Heh, So I had to re-read this one for book club as well so I ended up reading back to back this morning, so set aside 4 and half hours then you will be able to read the first two!

I did not like this one as much as the other one mostly because I had developed perceptions on characters that I kind of found destroyed, I realize that this most probably not the same for other readers but its true for me. The reason that I say that is that to me some characters did not seem as strong as the...more

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Jun 15, 2011

Jess rated it

Recommends it for: Teen girls who want an in-depth story to help them with issues in their own lives

The Septembers are back for another summer, still bearing the wounds and lessons of the one before and ready to make more memories worthy of the Travelling Pants...
This was one sequel that didn't disappoint. The story continued with the same themes of friendship and with more life-lessons learned. It follows a similar pattern to that of The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants, the first book in the series. Tibby, Lena, Bridget and Carmen encounter problems with love, life and family. It's a...more

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Jun 03, 2011

Rebecca rated it

Shelves: ya

This book was okay. As with the first book, I feel like they didn't develop the characters at all and I didn't really understand why they do what they did. These books also relies on assuming a lot, which I hate. It's one thing where you can see it on TV or the movies and assume, but reading is a lot different. Just like chatting and email sometimes, it's hard to get attitude out of it, these books remind me of that.

Lena writes the introduction this time and her story is about her and ...moreThis book was okay. As with the first book, I feel like they didn't develop the characters at all and I didn't really understand why they do what they did. These books also relies on assuming a lot, which I hate. It's one thing where you can see it on TV or the movies and assume, but reading is a lot different. Just like chatting and email sometimes, it's hard to get attitude out of it, these books remind me of that.

Lena writes the introduction this time and her story is about her and her fling from the summer before, Kostos. I guess they dated long distance most of the year and broke up around January, but apparently it's still bugging her. He comes to the States from Europe for the summer and just shows up and they start up really hot and heavy before he just leave suddenly and goes back to Greece. Apparently he knocked up some girl he was with after he and Lena "broke up". She was devastated.

Carmen has issues with her mother dating. She doesn't like that it is not just the two of them anymore and takes it out in a very mean way.

Tibby goes to some film program at college. She tries to fit in and make friends with "the cool kids" but when her friend Brian shows up, she is embarrassed to be with him. She makes a first film about her mother, which makes fun of her a lot and when her entire family shows up at the festival to surprise Tibby, she gets embarrassed and for her final project, does it on her friend that died in the last book. The part about this situation that annoyed me, is that the school and the program she did at a college totally reminded me of CalArts, a program I did when I was in high school. In the book, Tibby just got to leave for days at a time, have people over that where not in the program and no one even cared. You should have seen the shit we where not allowed to do at CalArts, because we where in high school, as Tibby was supposed to be at all. Since we where all under 18 (and even if you weren't!) you had to abide by the rules like you where. They had to know where you where at all times. The book was so so fake, in that area.

Bridget had a hard year after she got back from soccer camp. She changed a lot and didn't do sports anymore. For the summer, she went down to Alabama where her grandmother (her mother's mother) lived. Her mom died a few years back and her father cut off all contact with his deceased wife's family. But Bee wanted to know. So she lied to her grandmother about being a drifter and worked in her house, cleaning for the summer. So lame. Of course, the grandmother knew after a while and Bee met up with some of her childhood summer friends, because her family would come to Alabama every summer when she was a kid and started playing soccer again.

To sum it up, entertaining, but lame.

Grade: C(less)

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Mar 07, 2011

Kristen C rated it

"In The Second Summer of the Sisterhood“, Bridget, Carmen, Tibby, and Lena are on their second summer as The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. Bridget heads off to Alabama. Tibby makes a movie for a film-making program, Carmen stays at home with her mother, and Lena goes through some tough times with her boyfriend Kostos.
Carmen, Lena, Tibby, and Bridget are four close friends who share a pair of jeans in order to feel connected to each other during the summer. While they are apart ...more

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Jan 27, 2011

Nicole rated it

The 2nd Summer of the Sisterhood was an alright book. I didn’t read any of the other books in the series so I cannot compare them. The cover wasn’t as intriguing as it could’ve been. I mean it was nice and cute, and I know I’m not supposed to judge a book by its cover; it was still a bit dull to me. However, I still gave it a shot, and surprisingly, it was good! The book talks about how four girls—Bridget, Lena, Carmen and Tibby, who all fit the same pair a jeans even though they all have variou...more

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Nov 18, 2010

Laura rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Though this book was enjoyable to read, just like the first one, I found it pretty disappointing. I basically lost all of my respect for Lena, even though I did feel bad for her. Once and Kostos got back together, I was disappointed that all they did was make-out and all Lena wanted from him was sex. I really wanted their relationship to develop further and instead of just having sexual contact with each other, maybe they could have actually had a conversation and caught up over the past few mon...moreThough this book was enjoyable to read, just like the first one, I found it pretty disappointing. I basically lost all of my respect for Lena, even though I did feel bad for her. Once and Kostos got back together, I was disappointed that all they did was make-out and all Lena wanted from him was sex. I really wanted their relationship to develop further and instead of just having sexual contact with each other, maybe they could have actually had a conversation and caught up over the past few months. Even though Kostos does marry someone else in the end, I felt like Lena and Kostos only had physical attraction, and I miss the relationship they had in the first book. Carmen's story was pretty much the same exact story that she had last book, but with her mom. Listen, Carmen, I get you have a bad temper and I get that you're a turbulent teenager, but seriously? Must you act like you're 3 years old? She just gets on my nerves throughout the story, I don't care how repentant she is in the end, she just comes off as bratty who feels bad about the stuff she does but does them anyway. Tibby's story was my absolute favorite in the last book because it was so full of emotion and beautiful characters and incredible lessons. And this time around, it was really, really boring. The author spent hardly any time on Tibby, and she attempted to make it deep full of life lessons, but kind of failed. It didn't even come close to the Baily/Tibby story in the first book. Now Bee's story was the best story and the only good one in the book. I really came to enjoy Bee's character and I actually wished that Bee's story was focused on more then, say, Lena's or Carmen's. Bee is definitely my favorite in this book.

As for the author's writing, I just felt it was so immature and pathetic this time around. I felt like Brashares was thinking, "Oh, well, the first book was already a success, so I don't really have to try to make this one good at all." I felt like Brashares had so many opportunities to make this a beautiful and touching book, but failed. There were moments when I was like, "Oh, I liked that thought a lot," but they were few and in between. Brashares only talent is her knack for entertaining and realistic dialogue. Otherwise, she was lacking tremendously in descriptions and other writing skills. Loved the first book, very disappointed with the second, not too sure I'll read the next.(less)

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Sep 25, 2010

704isabel rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The book is about 4 friends:Carmen, Lena, Bridget and Tibby. They have been friends since they were born. Their mothers took a birthing class for September babies and the mothers were friends. The girls also became friends. They called themselves the "Septembers" because they were in the September baby class. Now at 17 this is their second summer of not being together all the time. The first summer they discovered a magical set of pants which they called the "traveling pants...more

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Aug 06, 2010

Erica rated it

I listened to this on my latest drive across the desert. I picked it because I was in a rotten mood at the library and wanted something fluffy to accompany me on the drive. I read the fist one some years ago and found it just that--fluffy. So I actually quite enjoyed the Second Summer. The story follows four teenage friends--Bridget, Lena, Carmen, and Tibby. I thought the girls' personalities were very diverse and believable. They felt like real teenagers, which a lot of characters in teen...more

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Jun 04, 2010

Suki rated it

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Shelves: 11th-grade

I like the first book of the sisterhood of the traveling pants so i read the second one. The four girls Lena, Tibby, Carmen, and Bridget faces a lot of problems in the summer, more difficult to solve than last summer. They are separated during the summer where Lena falls in love with a boy name Esteban in Greece which is forbidden because of their family tensions. They are like Romeo and Juliet. I think that their love is so romantic and Greece does look so pretty. I wish i could live in Greece ...more

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Dec 07, 2009

Mireille rated it

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Shelves: read-in-2007, young-adult, chick-lit

I read it in French last spring and thought it was the weakest of the serie (I read the first two books in French and then bought the last ones in English). My favorite character, Bridget, had a mostly boring story and none of the other stories connected with me (though Lena's story is really heartbreaking).

But on re-read, it was like I saw this book in a whole new light (and I don't think it really has to do with reading it in the original language, though that probably helps). The ...more

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Aug 22, 2009

Jenny added it

This book is about four girls, Lena, Tibby, Carmen and Bridget and they have been best friends since they were young. In the first book, they spent their summer together, going on journeys together, but in this book, all of them we're separated during the summer. At times they found it hard to keep track of each other because many of them had their own problems to take care of. Lena meet a boy name Esteban and she falls in love with him, but their love is forbidden because of the generation ri...more

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Aug 17, 2009

Liana rated it

Shelves: summer-reading-2009

This book is about four best friends named Carmen, Bridget(Bee), Tibby, and Lena who found a pair of pants at a thrift store and they thought it was miricle that the pants fit them all comfortably and they made a sisterhood about the pants and in the summer they mail the pants around. Carmen is getting frustrated with her mom because her mom is dating a guy from her work named David. Bridget goes to visit her grandmother in Alabama because she found letters from her telling her to visit, but whe...more

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Jan 12, 2012

Shannon E rated it

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Four bestfriends named, Tibby, Carmen, Bridget, and Lena always have dramatic summers, but this Summer is different. This year Tibby leaves to go to college, Bridgit visits her grandmother, and Lena and Carmen stay home. Tibby figures out she has a secret admierer, and is very surprised by who it is. Kostos comes back to the U.S.A and meets up with Lena for the first time in a year. Carmen and her mom both are dating people.Carmen is dating Porter,and her mom is dating David.Overall the gir...more

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Dec 12, 2010

Ellen Hudson rated it

Shelves: young-adult, tear-jerkers, drama, banned

As utterly amazing as the first book. Sequels rarely live-up to their predecessors, but this one does, in every way. A story so real and heartbreaking that anyone will be brought to tears while reading it.

Tibby, Carmen, Bridget, and Lena are getting ready for another summer, but they still carry scars from the year before. Tibby is attending a summer film program where she is finally forced to deal with her grief over Bailey. Carmen sees her mother fall in love and worries about ...more

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Apr 17, 2010

Larah rated it

Recommends it for: Everyone

Tibby Tomko-Rollins, Lena Kaligaris, Carmen Lowell and Bridget Vreeland are best friends who go to different places during the summer. Before they leave, they find a pair of "magic" pants that fit all of them perfectly. They decide to send them to each person as a symbol of their friendship, for two weeks, and write a letter telling how the pants bring them good luck. Bridget goes to a soccer camp in Mexico and she has a crush on the coach Eric and has problems getting over the death o...more

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Nov 01, 2009

Jamie rated it

Shelves: 8th-grade-ir-books-sadelle

This book is a sequel to the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 1. It is about four best friends who have to be apart in the summer but they find a pair of pants that magically fit them all. In this sequel, Bridget tries to find her old self and goes to Alabama to visit her grandmother after finding letters that told her to visit. Carmen is very angry and frustrated at her mom because she is dating a guy who works with her at her job. Lena broke up with her boyfriend from Greece but gets ba...more

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Oct 12, 2009

Giselle rated it

Shelves: giselle-grade-8-ir-bookd

The Second Summer of the Sisterhood is about 4 best friends Lena, Bridget, Carmen and Tibby. They have a pair of pants that fits them all perfectly and binds them together while they're seperate. Bridget is trying to find her old self so she goes to Alabama to see her grandmother under somebody else. Lena is still trying to get over Kostos her ex-boyfriend who she might still love. Carmen's mother is dating a man named David and Carmen doesn't like that she is always with him. Tibby is ...more

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