I just finished reading a book called the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares. The book is about four fifteen year old girls that have been friends since birth. In this book the girls decide to stay in touch over the summer through letters and the wearing of a pair of pants that "magically" fit all four girls. It starts out in present day Bethesda, Maryland but the girls, and the pants, travel to South Carolina, Baja California, and Greece.

The author has Carmen, one of the four main characters, narrate both the prologue and the epilogue. However the book itself is narrated in the third person viewpoint. It does not just tell one story, but rather tells four mini stories. Each story depicts a different characters' summer adventure. The author does away with the traditional use of numbers and titles for chapter separation, and instead...