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Me and My Sisters by Sinéad Moriarty

Chatelaine editor's pick: A lighter read about three sisters who realize they have more in common than they may have thought

By Stacy Lee Kong

Updated November 2, 2012

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me and my sisters

The Devlin sisters — top lawyer Louise, frazzled mum Julie and trophy wife Sophie — are totally different. But when Louise arrives home with a surprise one Christmas, they come to realize just how similar they really are. A light read from an author touted as the new Marian Keyes.

Me and My Sisters, by Sinéad Moriarty, $18.

— S.L.K.

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