Review of The Reel Sisters

[Jack Robbinson]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Reel Sisters" by Michelle Cummings.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The Reel Sisters is a fascinating book I have read by one of the most creative writers, Michelle Cummings. It revolves around the stories of five young women narrating their experiences in a fly-fishing group. Initially, the book brought four women named Veronica, Rose, Amanda, and Sophie to the scene. They met Melody, the fifth woman in their midst at the river, and assisted her. Melody became part of these four women because their love united them all for fly fishing.

This book showed the relationship among these women, their different ideologies about life, and the various problems each encountered. The Reel Sisters is a very interesting book by Michelle Cummings that shows the deep and genuine relationship among these five women who were united by their common passion for fly fishing. Get a copy of this thrilling book and enjoy the support that these women gave themselves and many other stories too.

I sincerely enjoyed the diverse parts of these amazing books. The super narrative skills of the author tripped me in a great way. Michelle Cummings gave details of the distinct personalities of these women. The love, support, and care that existed among these five women is another attribute I thoroughly appreciate. I was brought to memory the different experiences of fly fishing I have read in many other books. I also genuinely wished to be a part of fly fishing someday because of how the author narrated the stories of the five women. Cummings truly deserves great applause for this beautiful work of art.

While reading this book, I only had a few dislikes in some parts of it. First, I did not enjoy the author's description of the fifth woman named Melody. She was portrayed as being completely inexperienced. The author wrote about her that way, probably to make the readers enjoy the growth she encountered while with the other women. Another thing that I found monotonous and boring was the repetition of exact words by the author in different scenes of this book. I did not expect that from an experienced and exceptional writer like her.

Despite my dislike, I am giving this book a score of 5 out of 5 stars because of the most interesting parts I read. I enjoyed the characters in their different but unique ways. The bond and some hilarious scenes made my reading of this book smooth. The book was exceptionally well-edited, with no grammatical errors or mistakes. I recommend this book to people who enjoy reading books with unique bonding experiences. Women would also enjoy this book more because the story revolves around gender.

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The Reel Sisters
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[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

I would like to know the various experiences each of these women in this book had, especially the woman who joined the crew recently. This review is detailed and anyone would enjoy reading this review.