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| "Ten Rules for Living with my Sister" by Ann M. Martin |
In this book, younger sister 9 year old Pearl tends to fall into the back round when it comes to being compared to her older 13 year old sister Lexi, the popular one with all the friends. They can never get along and Pearl writes a chart of all the things that Lexi does or has that she doesn't, such as a key to their New York apartment and a boyfriend to hangout with. Their parents call both of them into the family room to tell them their Grandfather is moving in with them temporarily and they're both excited!...until they find out they have to share a room. Lexi is one for personal space and Pearl is one for barging into it. Not long after their Grandfather arrives both Pearl and Lexi start to notice something off about him; He can't remember what he has and hasn't said and what he's been doing after he's done. Read the book to find out what happens next! I recommend this to any girl who has an older sister and even one with a younger sister! It's a story about dealing with your siblings, growing up, and the "10 rules for living with your sister".
NOTE; I DO NOT recommend this books for boys due to feminine topics and related crude humor.
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