Books in The Sisters series

From moonlit nights to rainy days, all ten Mole Sisters tales are presented here in their entirety. How lovely!The Mole Sisters are loved around the world, with a total of seven foreign editions. Here at home they have become best-sellers several times over, and an animated television series has brought their adventures to an even wider audience.Now all ten Mole Sisters adventures are available in one beautiful collection. Each original tale is included in its entirety in a new panoramic format, allowing readers a fresh look at Roslyn Schwartz’s enchanting colored pencil illustrations.Beautifully bound with a new cover and including a special bonus image by the author, The Complete Adventues of the Mole Sisters is as irresistible as the girls themselves. “How lovely,” said the Mole Sisters. And it is!

Meet two wonderful young girls who happen to be sisters, Maureen and her older sister Wendy. Both are full of personality and a strong sense of independence. So while they may love each other with all their hearts, it's not always easy for the two of them to be together. After all, when we're still very young, age differences are much more meaningful. While Maureen may want to hang out with her older sister, nothing could be more embarrassing for Wendy. See how despite all odds, they still manage to get through each day without killing each other… well, at least so far! In addition to the main story, this volume features great backup features including the "Guide to Sisters", Maureen's journal entries and much more!

The hit Papercutz series returns! Big sister Wendy is living the dream! Her school is organizing a grand ball with beautiful gowns and best of all: no annoying little sisters! But Maureen has her dancing shoes on and will get her last dance at any means possible. Then, the Sisters participate in the Portnawak Run, a crazy relay race through the woods! Maureen has been training hard for this. Wendy, however, has been more busy training her lipservice with Max. All’s fair in love and sisterhood, as Wendy and Maureen must learn to M.Y.O.B.: Mind Your Own Beeswax!

Young Maureen shares a lot with her teenage sister, Wendy: the TV, the couch, games, snacks, pranks, jokes, their mom, their busy cartoonist dad, his art supplies, Wendy’s clothes, Wendy’s friends, Wendy’s boyfriend, Wendy’s super private diary…wait, what’s going on here?! When THE SISTERS pack their bags to go on a cross-country family vacation to see Mount Rushmore and the Grand Canyon, they find that their best behavior might leave a bit to be desired. Maureen and Wendy hilariously demonstrate the best and worst of having and being a sister.

It is a very hot day and the Mole Sisters need a nice cool breeze. They start to fan themselves. Then a dandelion pipes up that he’s hot too! Soon all the other dandelions want to be fanned as well. Now the Mole Sisters are covered in dandelion fluff ... until a nice cool breeze comes along. “It’s just what we needed.” Swoosh, swoosh. “A nice cool breeze!”

Master storyteller Aristophane's The Zabime Sisters takes a keen look at some of the universal experiences of children on the cusp of growing up, in the fascinating setting of Guadeloupe. Aristophane's bold, graphic brushwork weaves a wild texture through this gentle, clear-eyed tale.On the first day of summer vacation, teenaged sisters M'Rose, Elle, and Célina step out into the tropical heat of their island home and continue their headlong tumble toward adulthood. Boys, schoolyard fights, petty thievery, and even illicit alcohol make for a heady mix, as The Zabime Sisters indulge in a little summertime freedom. The dramatic backdrop of a Caribbean island provides a study of contrasts―a world that is both lush and wild, yet strangely small and intimate―which echoes the contrasts of the sisters themselves, who are at once worldly and wonderfully naïve.