A warm, laugh-out-loud funny, poignant novel about sisterhood and finding your place in the world from the author of I Love You, I Love You, I Love You.Leonie and Nora couldn’t be less alike.Leonie is brave and bold. She left the Isle of Pitte behind in search of adventure and swore she’d never return. Nora prefers the cosy embrace of home. And besides, one of them has to take some responsibility.When her reckless lifestyle catches up with her, Leonie returns home to Pitte to recover in the comforting, cloying care of her younger sister. Instead, she's surprised to find reliable, steadfast Nora is just as lost as she is.Leonie and Nora have spent their lives certain they've nothing in common, but it seems they each have exactly what the other needs. And there's no one who can heal you – or hurt you – quite like a sister.Readers are loving Two Sisters:‘Laura has given us another book of and for the heart’‘A real testament to complicated maternal bonds’‘Chaotic, funny, heartbreaking, and painfully honest all at once’Praise for Laura Dockrill:'Bursts with energy' Matt Haig'Just DELICIOUS' Kirsty Capes'What a book!' Giovanna Fletcher'Extraordinary' Lindsey Kelk'Wonderful' Sophie Ellis-Bextor'Glorious' Salena Godden'Transporting' Sophie Dahl'I loved it, I loved it, I loved it!' Dawn O'Porter

A warm, laugh-out-loud funny, poignant novel about sisterhood and finding your place in the world from the author of I Love You, I Love You, I Love You.Leonie and Nora couldn’t be less alike.Leonie is brave and bold. She left the Isle of Pitte behind in search of adventure and swore she’d never return. Nora prefers the cosy embrace of home. And besides, one of them has to take some responsibility.When her reckless lifestyle catches up with her, Leonie returns home to Pitte to recover in the comforting, cloying care of her younger sister. Instead, she's surprised to find reliable, steadfast Nora is just as lost as she is.Leonie and Nora have spent their lives certain they've nothing in common, but it seems they each have exactly what the other needs. And there's no one who can heal you – or hurt you – quite like a sister.Readers are loving Two Sisters:‘Laura has given us another book of and for the heart’‘A real testament to complicated maternal bonds’‘Chaotic, funny, heartbreaking, and painfully honest all at once’Praise for Laura Dockrill:'Bursts with energy' Matt Haig'Just DELICIOUS' Kirsty Capes'What a book!' Giovanna Fletcher'Extraordinary' Lindsey Kelk'Wonderful' Sophie Ellis-Bextor'Glorious' Salena Godden'Transporting' Sophie Dahl'I loved it, I loved it, I loved it!' Dawn O'Porter