I haven’t been able to read a lot of books about adopted children and loved how they described the situation and the little glimpses we got of the parents.

Adoption into a lesbian family with children of color -- this book hits a lot of high spots for diversity -- it's also a really nice book about family, about siblings and about play. ( )

This is a story of two sisters, who, as they play pretend princesses, talk about how adoption made them real sisters. The conversation, overhead by their two moms, is told in simple, yet moving, words.

theyre 2 adopted daughters that dont let anything or anyone tell them they arent sisters ( )

First thing that interested me the second I read this book was the fact that the entire story was in color-coded dialogue bubbles between the two sisters the interact of the sisters with this type of illustration gave joy to the story I feel. The second interesting thing in my opinion was the topic of the story which is Adoption which in a picture book is difficult to address but interesting enough with this book it I feel is best used for a starter tool for adopted children and outsiders who do not understand of adoption. Overall the use of not only topic but also the dialogue bubbles was able to engross the readers into this type of story.