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Twin Tales by Brielle and Nadia Dupervil – 5 Star Book Review

Posted on November 8, 2021 By Jenna No Comments on Twin Tales by Brielle and Nadia Dupervil – 5 Star Book Review

Imagine having someone that is just like you in the world. Or what if there were not just like you, but everyone thought they were?

Welcome to one of the November 8th stops on the blog tour for Twin Tales: Alike and Different by Brielle and Nadia Dupervil with iRead Book Tours (schedule linked.) Be sure to follow the rest of the tour for spotlights, reviews, author guest posts & interviews, and a giveaway! More on that at the end of this post.

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About the Book

Twin Tales
Alike and Different
by Brielle & Nadia Dupervil

Published 15 October 2021
RIA JAY Publishing

Genre: Children’s Fiction
Page Count: 28
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​Imagine having someone that is just like you in the world. Or what if there were not just like you, but everyone thought they were? Twin sisters Alexia and Denise might look alike on the outside, but they are very different on the inside. Join the sisters as they reveal what makes them unique. An enduring story of siblings who share a strong bond that parents will appreciate, and children will love.

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My Review

My Rating: 5 Stars
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I was granted complimentary PDF access to Twin Tales: Alike and Different as part of my participation in a blog tour for this title with iRead Book Tours. Thank you to all involved in affording me this opportunity! My thoughts are my own and my review is honest.

This is the story of twin sisters Alexia and Denise and all the ways in which they’re alike and different. I love that it starts with the ways they’re similar, because that’s how identical twins (or even just very visually similar siblings close in age) always seem to strangers when you first meet them. It quickly veers into all the ways in which they’re different, and this takes up most of the book. I loved it! Identical twins may look alike, and most multiples have that special bond that began in the womb, but they’re all very unique individuals who should be celebrated individually.

I loved the gorgeous, fun illustrations in this book and the attention to detail. It was just as much fun to look at as it was to read, and it was an adorable read. Alexia and Denise remind me of all the twins I went to school with. (Yes, all, there were 7 pairs in my grade by high school!) Some were harder to tell apart at first glance than others, but all of them proved to be very different from one another, and most didn’t even keep the same friend groups. In fact, I think only the pair of brothers in my friend group out of the 7 twin pairs in our grade had the same close friends! (Miss you, D.)

I think this book will both do a lot of good making twins feel seen and understood and also helping explain this concept of “twins aren’t the same people” to singleton kids meeting twins (and other multiples) for the first time.

About the Authors

​Brielle has a bold and bubbly personality and never meets a stranger. You can call her the life of the party because there is never a dull moment when she is around. Brielle is a curious conversationalist who will talk to anyone who will listen.

Nadia is a soft spoken, articulate, gentle spirit. Initially she is reserved, but once comfortable she will win you over with her contagious laughter and the silly jokes she keeps in her back pocket for the right time. Nadia is caring and always does what she can to help others feel better. She is very in tune with her emotions and very direct when expressing them.

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Enter to win a signed copy of TWIN TALES: ALIKE AND DIFFERENT! (one winner/USA only) (ends Nov 26)

TWIN TALES by Nadia and Brielle Dupervil Book Tour Giveaway

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  1. Sionnan OSullivan says:
    November 8, 2021 at 11:03 PM

    This one looks so cute!

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