Books like To Sir Phillip, With Love: The 2nd Epilogue

This lovely story - unusually from Ms. Quinn - is told in first person, from Amanda’s viewpoint. Amanda is 19 now, and she has become an elegant, observant, and witty young lady. Not surprising, but still heartwarming to read about how much she loves her stepmother, Eloise, and how idyllic their life is.Amanda’s narration is smart and kindly sarcastic. \ “It must be so very intriguing to be a twin. Tell me, dear Amanda, how is it different than not being one?”I should hope that I do not have to explain why this question was so asinine. I could hardly tell her what the difference was, as I have spent approximately one hundred percent of my life as a twin and thus have precisely zero experience at not being one.\ She tells the story of meeting her future husband, Charles, and we get a glimpse of Eloise and Phillip as well.Lovely second epilogue!\ \ My mother insisted upon a premarital chat, but this was conducted the night before the wedding, by which time the information was no longer exactly timely...\ \