sibling rivalry

Defines sibling rivalry and discusses how it can manifest itself, how it affects the brothers and sisters involved, and how it can be handled.

A six-year-old, The Pain, and his eight-year-old sister, The Great One, see each other as troublemakers and the best-loved in the family.

The fearsome knight Horace tries to prove to his niece that he is as good as his brother, the King, while all she really wants is someone to help her stop missing her father.

Explores the sometimes poor relationships of children and teens with their brothers and sisters, focusing especially on ways to end conflict and improve relations by changing attitudes and behavior.

Sisters Kalia and Mariama Jefferson do not agree on much, but when an "American Idol" style singing competition is announced they both know Kalia should enter, not realizing the strain the contest is going to put on everyone involved.

Presents a centennial edition of the 1952 novel in which Cal and Aron, twin brothers in early twentieth-century California, act out a modern-day version of the Bible story of Cain and Abel.

Explores the problems that arise between siblings, the causes and contributing factors, and the varied options for treatment.

Presents ways to reduce the antagonism between siblings, covering such topics as communication, comparisons, sibling roles, fights, the past, and times when the parents are not home. Includes a further reading list.

Although Gracie's new baby brother gets a great deal of attention from the adults, she finds that he is giving her all of his attention.