Brother and Sister: A Memoir of Love and Loss by Diane Keaton – Review
Brother & Sister: A Memoir by Diane Keaton is an incredibly heartfelt and moving story of a unique and close sibling relationship. With elements of humor, heartache and nostalgia, this book will make readers laugh, cry and reflect on the importance of family.
Through vivid recollections of childhood memories, moments of joy, sorrow and hope, Diane Keaton shares her own experiences as the youngest of four children growing up in the 1950s. With her sister, Suzi, as her closest confidante and “partner-in-crime,” Keaton reveals the beauty of their bond and how it shaped who she is today. She writes about navigating difficult times, such as their mother’s unexpected death when Diane was just 11 years old. But she also reflects on happy times in which she shares how much love and laughter they had together as siblings.
At the heart of Brother & Sister lies the message that no matter what life throws at us, we can always find strength in family. This book is sure to tug at the heartstrings of any reader who has experienced the deep connection that comes from having a brother or sister by their side.