Monday, August 23, 2010

Book Review: The Sister Exchange by Kevin McNamee


Title: The Sister Exchange

Written by: Kevin McNamee

Illustrated by: Kit Grady

Soft cover: 26 pages

Ages: 4-8

Publisher: Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.

Print ISBN: 978-1-61633-015-6

Ebook ISBN: 978-1-61633-016-3

Published: December 2009

Price: $10.95 – Soft cover / $5.00 – E-book CD

Brianna longs for the day not to have her annoying younger sister, Julianne, as a constant tag-a-long. Life would be so much better with someone else. To solve her problem, Brianna decides to trade in her sister, just like a used car. Much to her pleasure mother says it’s possible through the Sister Exchange. Brianna is beyond excited and happily listens in on her mother’s phone call. Each choice presented to Brianna never seems up to her standards, until the final choice. Should she make this exchange or stick to who she knows?

Children’s author, Kevin McNamee, expertly brings to life what many siblings wish they could do at one time or another. The Sister Exchange wonderfully explores how each person has their place in the family circle, better or for worse.

Illustrator, Kit Grady, brilliantly brings to life the characters in The Sister Exchange leaving the reader with the need to hug each character.

To learn more about author, Kevin McNamee visit: http://www.kevinmcnamee.com/.

Visit and explore Kit Grady’s exciting world at: http://www.kitgrady.com/.

2 comments:

  1. This sounds like a really cute book. I like the cover.

    I'm the oldest of four siblings and I don't ever remember wanting to trade away any of my siblings, but I've known a few kids who've wanted to do that very thing, lol.

    Have a great week!

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  2. LOL, it sounds like something I wanted to do many times! I was an only child until I was almost 9 and then my Mom had 4 children in 6 years.

    Great review, Donna!

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