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We Are Twins, But Who Am I?

We Are Twins, But Who Am I?

By: Betty Jean Case

While most people begin life as separate human beings & must learn intimacy, twins are born into intimacy & must learn how to find separateness. In doing research for this book, Betty Jean Case questioned more than 800 twins on subjects as varied as love, marriage, education, & ESP. Being a twin herself, Betty Jean Case has been able to express the struggle for identity from a twin’s perspective.

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While most people begin life as separate human beings & must learn intimacy, twins are born into intimacy & must learn how to find separateness. In doing research for this book, Betty Jean Case questioned more than 800 twins on subjects as varied as love, marriage, education, & ESP. Being a twin herself, Betty Jean Case has been able to express the struggle for identity from a twin’s perspective.

Publisher: Tibbutt Pub (October 1, 1991)

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