Honestly, I Love My Sister

The Sisters #3

by Christophe Cazenove (Illustrator)

Being a little sister is a full time job for Maureen! One minute she is playing pranks, teasing, and pestering her sister, Wendy, as a good little sister should. The next minute, she is consoling the inconsolable, attempting to mend Wendy’s broken heart. Moments like these will resonate with sisters of all ages!

Genres: Bande Dessinée, Comics, Graphic Novels

96 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 9, 2011

About the author

Christophe Cazenove was born in Martigues in 1969. A lifelong comics fan, Christophe's first efforts led to a twelve year career … in supermarkets! Toward the tenth year of his employment in frozen foods, one of his projects attracted the attention of comics writer and editor Olivier Sulpice: Predictions of Nostra. After that, he regularly worked for French publisher Bamboo putting his humor to work on series like Gendarmes, the Fire, the Driving School and finally The Sisters. He also participates in the collection "Sport" with Basketball Dunk while writing less thematic stories, such as Area 51. He is also co-writer of the collection "Fades". More recently, he wrote the screenplay for Eden Globe-Trotter, The Adventures of Gullia, My Mother and Me.

Reviews

[Melody · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love finding books like this on Hoopla!

[D.T. · Rating 3 out of 5]

As always, a cute collection of comics featuring two sisters, a moody older one and an annoying younger one. There is a barrage of American pop culture references/easter eggs this volume (Disney's Tangled, Hannah Montana, Spongebob, Calvin and Hobbes, Gorillaz, etc) and some are a bit dated like Wendy being obsessed with prepubescent Justin Baby (a.k.a Justin Bieber).

[Nadia · Rating 4 out of 5]

this book was and it's still is very funny. I love it.

[Frances Sayer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Only one thing I can say.... LOL!

[Parisa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Funny

[Siwa · Rating 3 out of 5]

This easy read is an entertaining book if you just need a break from tricky novels, though the plot was a bit confusing.