He Says, She Says -- Getting Both Sides of the Story

It's intriguing to hear both sides of a story - especially if you aren't personally involved, or stuck in the middle.

I like books which cover the same events from two or more perspectives. There are a lot of books coming out now which show multiple viewpoints, and the ones I've found have been enjoyable:

• Notes from the blender / Trish Cook and Brendan Halpin
• Will Grayson, Will Grayson / John Green & David Levithan
• Girl meets boy : because there are two sides to every story / edited by Kelly Milner Halls
• Jenna & Jonah's fauxmance / Emily Franklin & Brendan Halpin
• Boy Girl Boy / Ron Koertge

                        

Sometimes the author will use two (or more) books to show the different sides of a story.  

                    

• James Howe: The Misfits / Totally Joe / Addie on the Inside
• Orson Scott Card:  Ender's Game / Ender's Shadow

Stephanie Meyer had intended a fifth book in the Twilight series:  Midnight Sun, which told the story of the first book again, but from Edward's point of view, rather than Bella's.  When someone leaked the first part of the manuscript as she was writing it, Meyer stopped work on the project, and posted the work-in-progress on her website. As far as I know, she has no plans to go back and finish it.

If you have other titles to suggest that show two or more viewpoints, I'd like to hear them.  Movies, too - I can only think of one right now.