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A review by disreads
The Fashion Orphans by Randy Susan Meyers
4.0
Gabrielle and Lulu are estrange sisters that are forced together after the death of their mother, Bette. Bette’s special will brings the sisters together, forces them to rethink the memories they have of their mother and makes them change the way see their own lives.
This is a fast-paced book that explores the experience two daughters have of their mother. At the beginning the characters didn’t make me feel empathetic towards their feelings mostly because they seemed so shallow. Once they introduced the will reading all they seemed to think about was the fact that Bette was going to leave them a lot of money and their financial situation would be saved. But as the author goes into their lives and the people surrounding them, both sisters make enjoyable people.
This is a fast-paced book that explores the experience two daughters have of their mother. At the beginning the characters didn’t make me feel empathetic towards their feelings mostly because they seemed so shallow. Once they introduced the will reading all they seemed to think about was the fact that Bette was going to leave them a lot of money and their financial situation would be saved. But as the author goes into their lives and the people surrounding them, both sisters make enjoyable people.