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Published: July 21, 2011
Words: 6,061 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781466015845
Short description
Ten-year-old Liza and Lee Haven are identical twins, but they couldn’t be more different. Lee is the good twin, and Liza is the bad. And when Liza is selected to be a sheep in the horrific nightmare that is the annual Christmas Pageant, she knows she has to do something to shake up the residents of Stoneguard. A wry, funny standalone short story from the world of Getting Away With It.Extended description
Ten-year-old Liza and Lee Haven are identical twins, but they couldn’t be more different. Lee is the good twin, and Liza is the bad. And when Liza is selected to be a sheep in the horrific nightmare that is the annual Christmas Pageant, she knows she has to do something to shake up the residents of Stoneguard.A wry, funny standalone short story from the world of Getting Away With It, a novel by Julie Cohen published by Headline Review.
Tags
childhood, christmas, chick lit, humour, free, twins, ice cream, black sheep, christmas pageantAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Morgen Bailey
on Dec. 08, 2012 :
Twins - one good, one bad. What's not to like?
We're reflecting on Liza's past from her grown-up self but often get childlike glimpses which I loved. This story has such rich characters, humour and a great plot. I have Julie's 'One Night Stand' and brought it to the top of the pile because of this story.
As writers we're often advised not to start characters' names with the same letter, or if you do make sure they sound different as Julie has done, but I knew someone who had four children, all starting with the same letter (Liam, Lola, erm...) and for me, although personally, this added an extra layer realism, plus my mum / aunt are twins so I could imagine the girls being them - I wonder which would have been which.
(review of free book)