Review by Thauan Corrêa

My Sister's Keeper: Music From The Motion Picture is a soundtrack album that features various artists and their songs. The album was released on June 23, 2009, by Chop Shop Records and Atlantic Records.

The album is a beautiful collection of songs that perfectly capture the emotions and themes of the film. The songs are a mix of indie, folk, and pop, and they create a cohesive sound that fits the movie's atmosphere. The album includes tracks from artists such as The Weepies, Regina Spektor, and The Black Keys, among others.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Feels Like Home" by Edwina Hayes. The song's lyrics and melody perfectly capture the film's themes of love, family, and home. Another standout track is "Better" by Regina Spektor, which is a moving and emotional ballad that perfectly captures the film's themes of loss and grief.

Summary by Thauan Corrêa

My Sister's Keeper: Music From The Motion Picture is a beautiful and emotional album that perfectly captures the themes and emotions of the film. The songs are well-chosen and perfectly complement the movie's atmosphere. It is a must-have album for fans of the film and anyone who appreciates beautiful, emotional music.