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Big Red Lollipop

by Rukhsana Khan. Ill. by Sophie Blackall

A young girl named Rubina is invited to a birthday party, but her mom doesn't really understand American birthday parties and insists that Rubina bring her little sister with her to the party.  If you have ever had a fight with your brother or sister, gotten mad that your little sister or brother is bothering you, or wanted to be just like your big brother or sister, you will like this book.  If you are an only child and don't have a brother or sister, you might be glad after reading this.  In other words, this book is for everyone.

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