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Title: One Up, One Down by Carol Snyder, Maxie Chambliss ISBN: 0-689-31828-6 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Pub. Date: 01 April, 1995 Format: School & Library Binding Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $15.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: The True Way of Twins!
Comment: Although we don't have twin boys, we do have twin daughters, and it seems that this book focuses in on the "ups and downs" of this life, with the adage that there's always one of the twins who is doing the opposite of the other.

This a humorous look at twins from the birth to the toddler stage, with the added feature of the older sister, who seems to be saying "one's up and one's down." It's a little repetitive, but if you're reading this to children, they'll love the repetition. Our twins do....so, pull up a chair and prepare to get your funny bone tickled. Even if you don't have twins, this is a pleasant excursion into childhood.

Rating: 5
Summary: Just what does being "the big sister" mean?
Comment: I bought this book for my daughter, who is the big sister to identical twin boys. I was very pleased with the content, as it definitely pinpointed just how busy life with newborn twins is. Through the eyes of Katie, the big sister in the story, my daughter could relate with the experiences and the task of being the "big sister" during the first year of life to twin babies. It is an overwhelming job, sometimes one that is not quite welcome for an older sibling who still feels "little." My daughter shared this book with her classmates, because she felt so connected with the story. The end delighted her, as I am sure it will others, because Katie did finally realize how special she was because she was "bigger."