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|date=August 2015
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It's told in free verse. I say that with brevity but really, I'm bubbling over with enthusiasm for this choice. It works. It really works. And anything I say here in this review will detract from the impact when you read the book, which I implore you to do. It's fantastic. Truly.
We also have a review of [[Moonrise by Sarah Crossan]]. Another fabulous, moving novel that illuminates living as - or with - conjoined twins is [[The Flask by Nicky Singer]]. You can find more delicious free verse in [[Hate That Cat by Sharon Creech]]. We have another review of a book about [[Me Myself Milly by Penelope Bush|twins]].
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