“...examines the complex relationship between the practical and the passionate self, the realist and the dreamer, and the importance of those moments in life that make you feel 'airborne.'”
—Erin Kodicek
Sep 2009
22nd
Selected as one of the “Big Books of Fall” 2009 by Sara Nelson of Tina Brown’s The Daily Beast
"This book about what it means to be a duplicate is smart and revealing and wise—and, well, singular. "
-Sara Nelson
Twins have always been fascinating, even before the miracle of modern science and fertility drugs made them almost ubiquitous. In this memoir that is also a reported essay, former 60 Minutes producer Pogrebin looks at her own experiences as an identical twin—her sister, Robin, is a New York Times reporter—and those of others; she also interviews what seems like almost every twin expert in the world. How is a twin’s experience of childhood and life different from that of mere singletons? This book about what it means to be a duplicate is smart and revealing and wise—and, well, singular. 9/7/09
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