Review of The Reel Sisters
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Review of The Reel Sisters
The Reel Sisters by Michelle Cummings is an exciting story about the friendship journey of four women whose fishing activities got them connected and eventually so close that they consider themselves sisters. The overall personalities of these women and how they came across one another were unveiled. Sophie, who is in her forties, is fascinated with the entomology that goes with fly-fishing, as she considers herself a Kansas farm girl. Fly-fishing involves tricking the fish into taking the imitation flies on a hook rather than a live one. Veronica considered her life and career changed after having a two-hour conversation with Sophie, who was going on a paid fishing trip. However, Rose and Amanda are not left out, as they share beautiful moments while on the reel.
It marvels me how the act of fishing can bring different people together, which breeds friendship and a bond among them. With this, consider it a social-economic event that is ignored and brought to light by this book. This is because I observed that their trips and meetings are not all about fishing adventures but about building friendships, and I admire the sincere acceptance, understanding, and tolerance that exist among them. They complement one another's strengths, a practical exhibition of unity and maturity that I found to be worthy of emulation.
I found nothing to dislike about this book, as the author did a great job of ensuring absolute clarity about the identity of each character discussed, beginning from their originating personalities to other specifications. I also learned that if you want to be at the top of your game, you must master the act of consistent practice and discipline in whatever you are doing. I was exposed to some fishing terminologies such as cabin, gear, and head and could do further research on their usage, as well as others that might not be mentioned here. I also like the highlights of salient points and some color words, as they add some kind of beauty to the storyline in a way that attracts the reader.
This book motivates me to create my adventurous journey of fishing and create my clique to enjoy all that is read in this story. I found no grammatical errors while reading it, as it was exceptionally well-edited. Therefore, I'm giving it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I'm glad that I learned how some atmospheric conditions, such as temperature, can affect fishing.
I would love to recommend this book to those who are interested in undergoing some fishing adventures that will breed true friendship and bonding. I will also recommend it to those that specialize in sporting activities, as it can be utilized in sports.
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