In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

In Her Shoes tells the story of two sisters aged 30 and 28 who have nothing in common but the size of their shoe and the mother that died when they were so young. Rose Feller has the brains going from school after school and finally settling as a lawyer at a law firm while her younger sister Maggie relies on her good looks to get through life. I like this book because it shows two really strong characters that are also opposing forces. It goes back and forth between the characters and is in the perspective of other minor characters as well. Oddly, there are perspectives from people you don't know connect to the characters at first which could be a little confusing and boring. Overall, it's been a good read though.