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Polacco tells a semi-autobiographical tale of a brother and sister who do not get along, that is until an event occurs that changes their relationship forever. The text includes similes and inspiration for those challenged by their siblings.
Kirkus
Library/Classroom Use: This book is a must to be included in an author study of Patrica Polacco's works. Comparing and contrasting with Thunder Cake, tracing her family history through her stories, and exploring how themes of food and home are woven together from her memories are just a few ways to connect to Polacco's canon. Thematic units involving family (especially siblings) and wishes could also be used. One resource I would definitely use is this video reading:
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