Sisters ... No Way! facts for kids
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| Author | Siobhán Parkinson |
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| Illustrator | Laura Cronin |
| Country | Ireland |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Fiction |
| Publisher | O'Brien Press |
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Publication date
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1996 |
| Pages | 219 |
| ISBN | 9780862784959 |
| OCLC | 504542977 |
Sisters... No Way! is a super cool book for young people, written by the Irish author Siobhán Parkinson. It first came out in 1996. What makes this book special is that it's like two books in one! You can read it from one side, then flip it over and read it from the other. Both sides tell the story through the diaries of two teenagers who become step-sisters when their parents get married.
What's Sisters... No Way! About?
This unique novel, Sisters... No Way!, tells the story of two girls who suddenly find themselves step-sisters. Their parents fall in love and decide to get married. This means the girls have to learn to live together, even if they are very different.
How the Book Works
The book is written in a special way. It uses a 'two-sided' format. This means you can read the story from one girl's point of view. Then, you can flip the book over and read the same story, but from the other girl's perspective. It's like getting two different diaries in one book! This helps readers understand how both girls feel about their new family.
Meet the Author
The author of Sisters... No Way! is Siobhán Parkinson. She is an Irish writer known for her books for children and young adults. She often writes about real-life situations and feelings that young people experience.
Awards and Recognition
Sisters... No Way! was a very popular book. It won an important award called the Bisto Children's Books in Ireland Book of the Year in 1997. This award celebrates the best books for young readers published in Ireland.
