Sisters

A parent might reach for this book when their children’s bickering feels endless and they need a story that says, “This is normal.” Sisters is a graphic memoir that perfectly captures the complex, often frustrating, but ultimately unbreakable bond between siblings. Set during a family road trip, the story uses flashbacks to explore Raina's evolving relationship with her younger sister, Amara, from initial excitement to the disappointing reality of their clashing personalities. It honestly portrays jealousy, the need for personal space, and the simmering tension of parental conflict in the background. For kids 8-13, it’s a funny, relatable, and comforting reminder that even when you can’t stand your sibling, they are also the person who understands your world better than anyone.