Two Sisters - Full Story

The only thing they share is a house!

Lise and Camille are two sisters. One, energetic and sporty, works in finance and loves football.

The other, more of a hippie, is a teacher and collects musical instruments.

Curiously, although everything separates them, they live in the same house, split in two. But for how much longer?

When the owner decides to sell his property, they consider buying it together.

But are they even capable of getting along?

📖 Review from Librairie du Grimoire Ancien

By our editorial committee & librarian

With Deux Sœurs, Isabelle Sivan and Bruno Duhamel have created a humorous comic book that subtly and tenderly explores sibling dynamics. Published by Bamboo, this complete story features two sisters who are complete opposites: Lise, energetic and sporty, works in finance, while Camille, a hippie and teacher, collects musical instruments.

What makes this comic charming is its ability to transform an everyday situation—two sisters living in a house split in two—into a delightful comedy of characters. The authors excel at portraying the small battles, impossible compromises, and unexpected moments of complicity that enrich sibling relationships.

Beyond the humor, this story accurately explores notions of difference, tolerance, and chosen family. The house split in two becomes a metaphor for the boundaries we erect between ourselves and those closest to us, and the necessity of overcoming them to build something together.

We recommend this comic to fans of family comedies, readers sensitive to sibling relationships, and anyone who appreciates stories that combine humor and emotional depth. A joyful and touching read about the difficult art of living together despite our differences.

Our rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ — A tender and witty sibling comedy that celebrates difference and complicity.