Sisterhood, The: Everything My Sisters Taught Me About Loving Women and Being One

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For fans of Bryony Gordon and Dolly Alderton, The Sisterhood is the go-to book for twenty-something women who realise and value the importance of female friendships.Whether you have sisters, don't have any or are an only child, sisterhood is hard. When we're with our sisters, be it biological or friends, we can feel jealous, insecure, undermined and controlling. Sometimes we feel left out and alone. We see reflected sides of ourselves that we can't bear. Yet, award-winning journalist and real-life big sister to five smart, stylish, stunning young women, Daisy Buchanan believes that embracing sisterhood is about finding peace among women. You're allowed to love the many, while liking the very few, as long as you remember that you're playing for a team. It's okay to strike out as an individual as long as you're promoting the interests of the team too, because if you hold them back, you're going to be holding yourself back in the long run. You can all believe in different things, as long as you believe in each other.In The Sisterhood, covering everything from jealousy to anxiety and happiness to fashion faux pas, Daisy teaches us everything she's learnt about women from her younger sisters and other women in her life.