🔹 Blue Sisters 🔹 

Thank you, Ballantine Books & PRH audio, for the gifted copy of this book {partner} 

 

 

I loved the author's eye for intense detail in each sister's story—they came to life with every page I read, and I started to think of them as very real, very flawed people. I was instantly enamored with Lucky's story, but I enjoyed Bonnie's the most. 

 

But Blue Sisters was not for me. The same attention to detail I loved initially became tedious and challenging to follow. The most mundane moments were drawn out of pages, and I never felt like anything happened until the last 20 percent of the book. I struggled with the choices each sister made. 

 

 

Audiobook Review: ☆☆ 

I chose to read and listen to Blue Sisters, and I do not recommend the audiobook. The cadence that the narrator, Kit Griffiths, used ruined the story. I actually thought that they may have chosen to use an AI voice for the book. I constantly had to readjust the narration speed because Griffiths couldn't keep a steady pace—I couldn't imagine being behind someone on the highway who doesn't understand how to use cruise control. 

 

Read if you enjoy: 

👩🏽‍🏫 Character studies 

🫠 Complex relationships 

😢 Emotional stories 

🎭 Family dramas 

 

I recommend reading Blue Sisters if you enjoyed reading Hello, Beautiful. 

 

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