books about fights between siblings (toddlers, parents, children, twins)

[havvy]

I need books about fights between siblings (old and new).

I would be happy if you write the name of the book, and if possible,also the name of the Author.

Thanks a lot

[TakeAhike]

What level or age?

Do you plan to read to the child or will the child read the book?

Peanuts Gang--Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus et al. Charles Schultz

Aesop Fables

Sesame Street materials?

Ramona and Beezus --Beverly Cleary--they aggravated each other--not certain that is current enough.

[LadyR1990]

I could write a book about sibling fights.

[havvy]

Originally Posted by TakeAhike

What level or age?

Do you plan to read to the child or will the child read the book?

i need them Both.

thanks

[TakeAhike]

Originally Posted by havvy

i need them Both.

thanks

I would check with a children's librarian.

Do you need books for toddlers or school age children?

'And to Think We Thought We'd Never Be Friends'/Mary Ann Hoberman

http://www.amazon.com/Think-That-Tho...der_0517800683

[havvy]

for school age children

thanks

[TakeAhike]

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/11/bo...w/Ellis-t.html

There were several interesting books in this article.

Judy Blume is one author.
http://www.judyblume.com/books.php

The Fudge Books--3rd/4th grade>>>
http://www.judyblume.com/books/fudge.php

'Skipping ahead from toddlers to primary school, we meet Jake and his older sister, Abigail, in Judy Blume’s “Cool Zone With the Pain and the Great One.” The second in a series, this easy-reading story collection presents Jake (the Pain) in first grade and Abigail (the Great One) in third. In two years looms a significant power imbalance, and their relationship demands elaborate rules, record-keeping and negotiation.'

and
' In “Sisters and Brothers: Sibling Relationships in the Animal World,” Steve Jenkins and Robin Page present intriguing lore about termite families, bat twins and giant anteater singletons, in gorgeous cut- and torn-paper collages. We enjoy the unexpected grace of beavers swimming and the bulky power of grizzly bears.'

[nana053]

Many interesting books on sibling rivalry for kids on this list:

Sibling Rivalry (http://www.madisonpubliclibrary.org/youth/booklists/siblings.html - broken link)

I like Mail Harry to the Moon! By Robie H. Harris

For parents: Siblings without Rivalry by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish is a great book.