![]() Her rounded, buoyant art coupled with a masterful capacity for facial expressions complements the writing perfectly. Told in then-and-now narratives that are easily discernable in the graphic format, Telgemeier’s tale is laugh-out-loud funny (especially the story about the snake incident) and quietly serious all at once. However, when the trip doesn’t go quite as planned-for a number of reasons-the girls manage to find some common ground. The girls, their mother and their little brother all pack up to drive to a family reunion, and it seems like the trip’s just going to be more of the same, with the girls incessantly picking on each other all the way from San Francisco to Colorado. As the years pass, the girls bicker constantly and apparently couldn’t be more unalike: Raina spends her time indoors underneath her headphones, and Amara loves animals and the outdoors. From the moment she was brought home, Amara hasn’t been quite the cuddly playmate that Raina had hoped. ![]() ![]() Two sisters who are constantly at odds take a family road trip that covers more ground-both literally and figuratively-than they expect.Īfter begging her parents for a sister, Raina gets more than she bargained for once Amara is born. ![]()
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