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Commentary On The Book Sisters

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Sisters is a book about a girl named Raina. Like most other girls she always wanted a little sister. When she gets the little sister that she has been asking for she soon realizes that she is now annoyed by her little sister Amara. When Raina and her family go on a road trip you will find out just how crazy Raina’s family can get. Sisters is a wonderful book filled with laughter and family situations. Sisters is a book that a lot of people can relate to and I really enjoyed the book. In the book Raina (the main character says), “I want a sister!!!!” Yet later in the book Raina says, “Why did I ever ask for a sister???” Sisters is a book full of drama and relatable family incidents. The story sisters is based off of the author's real childhood.
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