The differences between the sisters, who were raised in the same environment and take very different directions in "The Most Fun We Ever Had," skillfully balances family bonds and drama. The story unfolds across two timelines, following the Sorenson sisters from childhood through adulthood. The engaging narrative, despite being raised in the same environment, the sisters take very different paths in life, keeps the readers intrigued and highlights their contrasts. 

This book, a substantial 624 pages, may seem daunting at first, but it proved to be a fast, page-turning read, keeping me engaged from start to finish. 

Book read: Audio/Libby; paperback/bookstore