Books about sibling relationships you can read this Raksha Bandhan

On this day, apart from buying gifts for your sibling, you can also revisit some books which highlight this bond and encapsulate its various shade.

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Pride and Prejudice

At some point in our lives, we have stood up for our sister like Elizabeth did for Jane, or stuck through them like they do.(Source: Amazon.in)

Jane Austen’s famous novel is still loved and enjoys a loyal fan base due to Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy’s love story. But the relationship between the Bennet sisters and the unfailing way in which they support each other remains one of the better parts of the narrative. At some point in our lives, we have all stood up for our sister just like Elizabeth did for Jane, or stuck through her like they do.

 Sweet Valley High

The series is funny, engaging and quite relatable.  (Source: Amazon.in)

This adult novel series by Francine Pascal revolves around two identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield who live in Sweet Valley, a fictional place. The relationship between the sisters forms the crux of the series which is funny, engaging and quite relatable. It is a must-read and will definitely keep you hooked on to it.

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Little Women

The novel is all set to be released as a film. (Source: Amazon.in)

This Louisa May Alcott classic reads better every time you reread it. The March sisters, with their little struggles,  heartbreaks and their love for each other, are one of our most favourite literary siblings. The novel is all set to be released as a film.

My Sister’s Keeper

Have you read the book? (Source: Amazon.in)

This Jodi Picoult novel sheds light on an interesting aspect of sisterhood. In the book, a 13year-old Anna Fitzgerald, sues her parents after she comes to know that she was to donate a kidney to her elder sister Kate, who suffers from acute leukemia.

Which one are you planning to read?