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What is a "real" sister, anyway? This is the question seven-year-old Claire must answer for herself. Claire is adopted, and when she switches schools, classmates in the schoolyard wonder why she and her older sister Jenny look so different. They tease her, saying that Jenny is not her "real" sister. But when Claire thinks about the things that she and Jenny have done together, she knows they are all things real sisters do. In the end, Claire and Jenny confront the problem together -- just like real sisters. Here is a heartwarming and realistic story about what it means to be sisters. Ideal for ages 4-8, with full color illustrations throughout. -- Midwest Book Review
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