Review of Twice the Family

Issak chik · Post by **Issak chik** » 24 May 2025, 15:21

Twice the Family is a touching and powerful memoir that takes readers on a personal journey through questions of identity, the search for belonging, and the lasting power of family ties.

Isaac Ozo-okafor · Post by **Isaac Ozo-okafor** » 24 May 2025, 15:22

This book portrays a heart of gratitude from a beautiful twins to their family for the opportunity to be loved as a part of the family, and the story that surrounds the family. It's a good thing to realize all members are well developed and are captured in the story.

Nazma P · Post by **Nazma P** » 24 May 2025, 15:33

This sounds like a beautiful memoir highlighting family dynamics and strong bond of love. The review stated, that the writing make you feel like you're a part of the family as well which is an incredible quality to have which helps readers engage with a book. I would love to explore this book.

Alhaji Lamin Sesay · Post by **Alhaji Lamin Sesay** » 24 May 2025, 15:47

It absolutely interesting, mean while when I was it makes me remember my twin sibling.
I therefore credit this book as one of the best book. thanks to the author for this interesting book.

Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis · 24 May 2025, 16:28

Nice review! Twins have a special bond that others cannot understand. My husband's family has twins, but we never had any twins. The story sounded very interesting so I think that I will put it on my list.

Post by **Limpho Mojakisane** » 24 May 2025, 16:29

It’s clear this book isn’t just about adoption, but about strong family bonds and shared experiences over a lifetime. I like that it shows both the joy and challenges of growing up as twins in a close, supportive home. Including the sister and mother in writing the book makes it feel even more personal.

Camila Manzanelli · Post by **Camila Manzanelli** » 24 May 2025, 16:46

No he tenido el placer de leer el libro aún, pero la reseña despertó mi interés. La promesa atractiva de leer la historia de una familia amorosa fue lo que me atrajo como miel a las abejas.

Post by **Ukaegbu Confidence** » 24 May 2025, 16:50

Twice the Family—A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Sisterhood—by Julie Ryan McGue is a touching and emotional memoir. The twin's personal experiences are gripping and well fleshed out.

Post by **Victory Ositaorah** » 24 May 2025, 17:20

Twice the Family - A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Sisterhood is a memoir that one would learn a lot from. I would love to read of Julie's and Jenny's experiences.

Post by **Omneya Shakeep** » 24 May 2025, 17:35

The memoir seems to be quite a journey full of emotions and resilience by the whole Ryan family. The connection between the twins is very intriguing, and the writing style used in the book seems to capture and deliver everything accurately.

Post by **Moisés Alcántara Ayre** » 24 May 2025, 18:18

It is interesting to read in the review that the story had no dull moments at all--isn't that amazing? And what a loving and moving story this: two adopted sisters recounting their own story and how their adopting family blossomed.

Post by **Seamstress** » 24 May 2025, 18:26

Definitely not my cup of tea, even though I believe Jeanne and John “Jack” Ryan's actins to be very admirable. It is such a responsibility to not just adopt kids, but actually provide them with love, care and family. Still, I don't like memoirs and prefer to skip this book.

Post by **Amarachi Stephanie Ejike** » 24 May 2025, 18:29

A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Sisterhood, "Twice the Family" by Julie Ryan McGue shares the journey of a loving familial relationship, dependable parenthood, a mother's love and togetherness. Julie Ann and Jenny Ann Ryan, her twin-sister were indeed blessed to have been adopted together by the Ryan family. Readers of any age who enjoy familial stories would appreciate this book.

Creole · Post by **Creole** » 24 May 2025, 18:40

Kudos to the author for reminding us that even through tough times, families can be unified and stand in solidarity, and marriages can weather the test of time. I enjoyed the sample, which employs vivid descriptions that significantly enhance the reading experience, making me want to read the entire book. Thanks for a great review.

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 24 May 2025, 18:50

'Official Review: Twice the Family: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Sisterhood' by Julie Ryan McGue has a vivid introduction. It sketches out the nonfiction's content. This is the story of two adopted twin sisters' family life adventures. I appreciate the character description in the review. The author talks about her private life and the feelings of loss when apart. It was nice to learn that the book appeals to readers who enjoy stories of loving families!