About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels overshadowed by a sibling or is struggling to establish their own identity at school. Georgia Khatchadorian is starting middle school with a major disadvantage: everyone expects her to be a troublemaker because of her brother Rafe's notorious reputation. This humorous, relatable story addresses the frustration of being judged by others' mistakes and the pressure to excel just to prove people wrong. While the tone is light and comedic, the book provides a meaningful look at sibling rivalry and the desire for social acceptance. It is ideal for kids aged 8 to 12 who enjoy illustrated journals or diary-style fiction. It offers parents a way to discuss fairness, individual identity, and how to handle unfair labels from authority figures.
