About A Sister Ago
Editorial Reviews
" The story comes together in a collage of grief that is achingly and intimately drawn...this quietly painful story of loss is not one to miss."
-Kirkus Reviews
"An achingly accurate portrayal of how the addiction of an individual affects the entire family...It feels like the biography of an addiction, but there is nothing textbook about
" The story comes together in a collage of grief that is achingly and intimately drawn...this quietly painful story of loss is not one to miss."
-Kirkus Reviews
"An achingly accurate portrayal of how the addiction of an individual affects the entire family...It feels like the biography of an addiction, but there is nothing textbook about it. The characters feel gut-wrenchingly genuine."
-Joelene Pynnonen, Independent Book Review
"The sense of discovery is exquisitely developed, while the characters are three-dimensional and captivating throughout their growth and grief processes."
-Diane Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
"The prose is beautifully poetic, often comforting even as it unearths painful truths. The novel’s emotional depth is enhanced by the realistic portrayal of the sisters’ dynamic, showcasing both the joys and the fractures that defined their relationship...This is a novel that lingers."
In a narrative intertwining loss, friendship, and the challenges of modern adulthood, A Sister Ago serves as a poignant reminder that no family is truly "normal," each harboring its own unique complexities.
Readers' Favorite reviewer Alma Boucher gives A Sister Ago 5 Stars, writing, "I was captivated by the storyline of Caitlin Buhr's A Sister Ago from the very first to the very last page."