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Loading... Girls in Pants: The Third Summer of the Sisterhoodby Ann BrasharesSeries: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (3)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. as captivating as the others!! LOVED IT just as much as the first two, Bridget is, in my humble opinion, the BEST character!!! I felt disappointed in how Brashares portrayed the characters in this final installment, not to mention the way she left them in the end. Three of the four stories in this third book worked for me. Lena growing as an artist and finding mentorship from Annik was believable. Tibby's guilt and depression seemed true. And Carmen's manic behavior seemed real. Bridget and Eric's interactions didn't seem plausible at all to me. Not enough time had passed for them to be friends in my opinion.The scene where Tibby helps Christina through her pregnancy was powerful and vivid. That was probably the best part of the book for me. no reviews | add a review
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Full of homey platitudes about life, love and the pursuit of perfect jeans, Girls in Pants occasionally reads like a lengthy Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul entry. But often that’s precisely the kind of friendly reassurance female readers are looking for, and fans of the wildly popular series who’ve journeyed every summer with the "Septembers" will find much to laugh and cry about in this volume. --Jennifer Hubert
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Violence: None
Swearing: I think there were a few in the book.
Drinking, Drugs, Smoking: Don't remember.
Age Appropriate: I read this when I was 16 and I wished I hadn't. I read the whole series waiting for it to redeem itself and it never did. There are premarital situations in each book.