Rosalind, Bianca and Cordelia come from a family of book lovers. Their father is a scholar of Shakespeare (hence their names) and the three of them have inherited his passion for the written word. This is where their similarities seem to end. All three have been living their own very seperate lives for some time now when news of their mother's illness draws them and their secrets back home again. Once back together the sisters discover that they may not like each other very much but they do love each other and there's only so much you can hide from those you love for so long. 
 I picked up this book after a positive and intriguing review from 1 More Chapter. I fell in love within the first few pages. The book is told in the first person plural which took a moment to get used to. Once I did however I found it a very unique and refreshing style. It helped keep the book fixed on the relationship between the three sisters. The sisters themselves are fantastic characters. All wonderful and frustrating in their own ways. I don't have a sister myself, but I do have a brother and could relate the sibling dynamic. Being the giant book nerd that I am I also loved the Shakespeare quotes and reference that are found throughout the book. I think this is one of the main characteristics that makes this book special and fun to read instead of it simply being another tale about dysfunctional families and overcoming obstacles. 
 Normally I'd say if you like Shakespeare or have siblings this book is for you, but this book is quirky story told in a unique style which helps broadens its audience significantly. You'll have fun while you're reading it and feel good when you're done. This is Eleanor Brown's first novel and I personally can't wait to see what she comes up with next.