Praise for The Alphabet Sisters (-)

You'll be laughing out loud one minute and crying the next (Cosmopolitan)

A wonderful read for girls who have sisters, and those who wish they had (She)

A charming and exciting family drama, full of surprises (Evening Herald)

Praise for Monica McInerney (-)

This is a warm, witty novel in which Monica's assured writing sparkles and which, when you reach the end, will leave you feeling like you've been given a huge, warm hug. Some novels are simply very special. This is one of those novels (Hello)

McInerney is an expert in portraying the nuances and complications of family life (Red)

Such a brilliant 'what if...' idea. A gloriously fascinating and heart-warming book you totally lose yourself in. Once you start, you'll find it very, very hard to put down (Cathy Kelly)

A must-read for women's fiction fans around the world (Huffington Post)

The sort of feel-good read you long to get back to (Hilary Boyd)

A glorious, uplifting story about the joys and heartbreaks of sisterhood, from the Number One bestseller

'I've got something very important I want the three of you to do for me.'

Once as close-knit as sisters can be, Anna, Bett and Carrie haven't spoken in three years. They are still feeling the effects of the fight which tore them apart - but a summons to their grandmother's birthday party forces them out of their silence.

Lola, the big-hearted, strong-willed grandmother who first nicknamed them the Alphabet Sisters, has a plan to reunite them. And while none of the women is eager to confront the past, each has a new reason to long for their sisters' support.

But just as they find their way back to one another, the sisters are rocked by a greater challenge than ever before - one that will teach them the true value of family . . .

'You'll be laughing out loud one minute and crying the next' Cosmopolitan

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