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Title	:	Syskonkärlek
Author	:	Katarina von Bredow
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 295 pages
Published	:	September 1991 by Rabén & Sjögren (first published 1991)
Categories	:	Young Adult. European Literature. Swedish Literature. Romance. Contemporary

Syskonkärlek Hardcover | Pages: 295 pages

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Amanda älskar sin bror Ludvig och med tiden upptäcker hon att han känner detsamma för henne. De dras till varandra allt mer och till slut kan de inte stå emot längre utan inleder ett förhållande. En bok om kärlek och lust, men också en fråga om vad som är rätt och fel. Vem bestämmer över andras lycka? Boken kom ut för första gången 1991 och har översatts till tyska, danska, norska och holländska. I Tyskland blev den nominerad till det största tyska ungdomspriset Deutschen Jungendliteraturpreis.

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Original Title:	Syskonkärlek
ISBN:	9120101317 (ISBN13: 9789120101316)
Literary Awards:	Buxtehuder Bulle (1994)

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I absolutely love this coming-of-age story about a brother and sister who love each other more than they should. I read this in Dutch translation. Amanda and Ludvig are pretty much inseparable when they grow up, they're only a year apart, and form a kind of double act against their much older smart-ass sister. But as they hit puberty Amanda begins to realise the deep love she feels for her brother is no longer platonic and she suspects he might feel the same way. This realisation torments her

Re-read for nostalgic reasons. I loved this book in my early teens. It was fun revisiting it again!

4.5Just wow.This book is truly an artwork. Katarina is very good at writing in a way that makes you relate, understand and get to know the characters, at least what I think. I understand that some people doesn't agree with me, but that's ok. I think it's very well written and thst the ending was really beautiful. I really did hate the mother because of the suffering that Amanda had to go through. Although it was really great, my interest were only at it's peak at the second half of the book and

Geez, I read this when I was twelve, which is now four years ago. I scarcely remember anything, except that I though it was kinda good. I was a bit weirded out though. It was probably my first introduction to incest - yay!

Its a weird book. I kinda like it but also not. Its interesting because it is about forbidden love. But because it is about a love relation between sister and brother makes it weird to read it. It was not bad written but also not very good.

I do not like it. The subject just feels wrong and it does not meet my expectations at Katarinas's books are some of the best juvenile novels which in principle is all about love. The language was bad and boring, the characters were bland and wrong, everything was wrong. If I had not been told that Katarina had written it I would have never guessed at it, and I had never read it unless it had been one of her works. This review need not be longer, a bad book simply.

Amanda and Ludvig have always been close as siblings, ever since growing up. However, the moment Amanda asks Ludvig if he can pose naked for her to paint him, she realizes her feelings for him are stronger than most sisters have for their brothers. She desperately tries to fight the feelings, but they are too strong for her and become impossible to fight when she finds out Ludvig feels the same.I read this book because it was recommended to me by a friend, and I'm certainly not disappointed.