The Daughters

There is a book series called The Daughters and it is by Joanna Philbin.  Now, I'll admit the series is somewhat juvenile and I read them a couple years ago.  It is the perfect series for middle school girls, so I'm not necessarily encouraging you to go run out and read them at this moment, but do what you please.  I remember enjoying them, because they are about an elite known group of people living in The Big Apple.  There is a group of girls called "The Daughters," because they are the daughters of well-known people in society such as super models, actors, and famous singers and authors. 
The Daughters throw parties and go to cultural events.  They care a lot about style and other important occurrences in the world.
Now, while I am not related to any famous supermodels or anything like that, myself, along with Ainsley, Mackenzie, and Hannah almost seem similar to The Daughters for these reasons:

• We love fashion.  And not just your basic "fashion" that all teen girls wear.  We appreciate couture and spend great lengths of time exploring Pinterest and taking different pieces of clothing and trying to put them together.  Not only are clothes important to fashion, but we never forget a pair of great shoes or some stunning accessories.  Style is probably a reason we are such a great group of friends: 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  

  Ignore Ainsley's angry face.

  
  

  

  "Caught off guard"

  
  

  

  I cropped me and Ainsley out because we were dressed like Miranda Sings. (ft. THE Miranda Sings)

  
  

  

  A very old picture- but look at our cute coordinating shirts

• We play tennis, field hockey, and run cross country (except Ainsley and I don't do the running on cross country.  We leave that to Hannah and Mackenzie).  Now, I'm not sure if any of the fictional characters known as The Daughters play these sports, but I imagine they would.  Tennis and field hockey players both play in skirts, and this seems like something a daughter would do.
  
• The four of us alone have thrown a fairly large party.  We used our own money (A Daughter would probably use their parents') and spent several weeks preparing for a lovely holiday party.  It was definitely a party we will always remember.  

Those are just three reasons we are a group.  We are not The Daughters (I wish) but we are an equally unique and fabulous group that I would not change for the world.  As the days pass I realize how depressed I will be when Hannah and Mackenzie head off to college.  Ainsley and I will not know what to do with our lives.  On another note, we are also meeting tomorrow at a local book store to do some planning for something incredible.  More details will come on that later.  I hope you've had a lovely Sunday!  Until next time xxx.