Category: Children Publisher: Synergebooks
Type: Fiction
Pages: 19
Copyright: May 12, 2012
ISBN-13: 9780744313413
Price: $4.88 (eBook)
As an identical twin, Nancy knows much about this subject. Although they look alike, Abby and Gabby are very different in personality and in the way each feels about being a twin. Abby doesn’t like the attention being a twin brings and decides to assert her independence. She decides to teach her family a lesson but instead discovers how fortunate she really is.
Excerpt
"Mommm!" Abby and Gaby yelled in unison as they tugged on a lavender blouse.
"Do I have to wear this?" Abby asked, referring to the blouse. "I don't want to wear what she's got on.” She crinkled her nose at Gaby. “Can't we dress differently today?"
“You will be dressed differently,” said Mom. “You’ll wear a red shirt and Gaby will wear the blue one like it. Twins are so cute dressed alike.” Her mother smiled. “The only way I tell you apart is by the colors of your clothes. You don't want to confuse me or your father . . . or your teachers!”
Abby wanted to scream, I don’t care!
Rather, she made a decision. “I will wear the lavender blouse. And that’s that!”
Professional Reviews
GREAT STORY Twins May look alike but they aren't alike!
This book is for everyone who encounters identical twins. I grew up with identical twins who were as different as day and night and this story had me remembering them and how I saw each sister. I have read 4 books by this Author and have been inspired by each one differently. A great read for parents and friends of identicals.
Twins can be identical and Unique.
I'm not a twin but my mother is and her and her Twin get a long like this - one wants to be separate and the other wants the attention being a twin brings. Great story and true too.
