Auburn synge-perrin

Extraordinarily good as a novel of psychology, about sisterhood, twinship, being in an enclosed world of routine and youth where, even so, emotionally seismic moments occur. the conversation is brilliant, colloquial without being dated - hard to achieve. A timeless book as it deals with the eternal experience of growing up. It also captures brilliantly the 'schoolness' of the environment. lt emanates the breeze, the scents of Autumn. I recommend this book to anyone, young, middling, old, female and male. Luckily there are about 9 other books about the same family, althiouggh not all set in school.