About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the deep frustration of unfairness between siblings or the social pressure of fitting in at school. It is an essential resource for navigating those moments when an older child feels their personal milestones are being overshadowed by a younger sibling's needs or a parent's misunderstanding of social norms. The story follows Rubina, who is forced by her mother to take her younger sister Sana to a birthday party. After Sana ruins the experience, the narrative takes a powerful turn when the roles are reversed. It beautifully captures the complexity of South Asian immigrant family dynamics, the sting of sibling rivalry, and the quiet dignity of choosing empathy over revenge. It is perfect for children ages 4 to 8 who are learning that being the bigger person is a choice that builds bridges.
