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The Sisters Brothers - Patrick deWitt
The Sisters Brothers
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Format: hardcover
ISBN: 9780062041265 (0062041266)
Publisher: Ecco
Pages no: 328
Edition language: English
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A Scottish-Canadian Blethering On About Books
A Scottish-Canadian Blethering On About Books rated it
2.0 The Sisters Brothers (deWitt)
As usual, I'm second-guessing myself when I find myself disliking a book that has received awards, critical praise and a movie deal. But unfortunately I just could not enjoy this book. There's an easy explanation for this: it was only after I was well into the novel, and started reading reviews in...
Book Haunt
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4.0 The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt
First off, I love the cover art by Dan Stiles! In The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt, Eli and Charlie Sisters are notorious killers from Oregon working for "The Commodore" as guns for hire. They travel to California during the 1851 gold rush to kill their latest target, Hermann Kermit Warm....
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it
4.0 The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt
bookshelves: summer-2015, tbr-busting-2015, booker-longlist, western, oregon, north-americas, ipad, e-book, published-2011, cover-love, bullies, california, adventure, amusing, casual-violence, chase-me-chase-me, dodgy-narrator, doo-lally, drilling-mining-digging, foxtrotted-uniform, gangsters, ham...
Ned Hayes Writing
Ned Hayes Writing rated it
3.5 REVIEW -- The Sisters Brothers - Patrick deWitt
THE SISTERS BROTHERS is a novel written like a bottle of whiskey. It uses a precise and refined set of ingredients to create something that is incendiary in purpose, violent in intent, and will make you drunk on words. SISTERS BROTHERS is a beautiful book, although it is not one of my all-time ...
deannahello
deannahello rated it
November buddy read with Carl. I very much enjoyed this one. It was partly between and old western satire and a maudlin tale of self discovery.
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