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A chaotic, funny, and ultimately heartfelt exploration of the trenches of sibling warfare. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Who Put That Hair in My Toothbrush?.
- chaotic
- lighthearted
- tender
- 01
Jake and Lily
Jerry Spinelli
A heartfelt exploration of the bittersweet growing pains that come when two deeply connected people must figure out who they are on their own.
- 02
Fourth Grade Rats
Jerry Spinelli
A funny, fast-paced exploration of the exhausting pressure to be cool and the ultimate relief of just being yourself.
- 03
Soupy Saturdays
Judy Blume · 2007
A warm, playful exploration of the everyday bickering and underlying bond between a brother and sister.
- 04
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Jeff Kinney
A hilarious, highly visual survival guide to the everyday humiliations of middle school.
- 05
My Rotten Redheaded Older Brother
Patricia Polacco · 1994
A lively, exasperated romp through childhood rivalry that melts into a deeply comforting hug of family loyalty.
- 06
Tooth fairy
Audrey Wood
A playful glimpse into childhood magic and the mischievous lengths a sibling will go to for a piece of the action.
- 07
Wild, Wild Hair
Nikki Grimes
A bouncy, affectionate celebration of a familiar family ritual that turns playful resistance into a warm embrace of self-love.
- 08
Berenstain Bears Get in a Fight
Stan Berenstain and Jan Berenstain
A gentle, familiar exploration of the sudden storms of childhood anger and the comforting sunshine of making up.
- 09
Harris and Me
Gary Paulsen · 1993
A laugh-out-loud, mud-splattered ode to the wild freedom of a rural summer and the healing power of found family.
- 10
The Last Straw
Jeff Kinney
A hilarious, highly visual survival guide to the everyday indignities of middle school and family expectations.
- 11
Clementine
Sara Pennypacker
A warm, energetic romp through the mind of a fiercely observant child who can't help but find trouble while trying to help.
- 12
Our tree house
Mercer Mayer
A cozy, sun-dappled celebration of backyard adventures and the unexpected joy of letting a younger sibling join the fun.
