Making Brothers and Sisters Best Friends: How to Fight the Good Fight at Home

By: Grace Mally, Stephen Mally, Sarah Mally

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Making Brothers and Sisters Best Friends: How to Fight the Good Fight at Home

By: Grace Mally, Stephen Mally, Sarah Mally

Tomorrows Forefathers / 2002 / Paperback

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Can brothers and sisters really be best friends? Yes. Co-written by real-life siblings Sarah, Stephen and Grace (ages 22, 16, 12) and illustrated by their cartoonist dad, this lighthearted volume offers perceptive insights and practical tips on how kids in the same family can forge lifelong supportive relationships as God intended.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 272
Vendor: Tomorrows Forefathers
Publication Date: 2002

Dimensions: 9 X 6 (inches)
ISBN: 0971940509
ISBN-13: 9780971940505

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Brothers and sisters are among the most important people in life Yet often they are also the most trouble. Many siblings fight, argue and miss out on the close relationship that God intends. The problem is not just the surface battles but the underlying attitudes, wrong concepts and offenses. Many broken relationships never get fixed. Few enjoy the special life-long treasurethat God intended.The emphasis of this book is not merely getting along but being best friends. It includes lots of humor, many stories and helpful insights. Every chapter has a section by each of the three authors giving the book three perspectives and three personalities.Previously available only through Homeschooling Associations, this book has sold more than 31,000 copies. This book is also available in Spanish.This painfully honest, hilarious book offers a creative look at how to build relationships between siblings. Beall Phillips, Vision ForumA tool every family needs. Dr. Jim Logan, International Center for Biblical Counselling Worth it?'s weight in gold. Old Schoolhouse Magazine

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LK

5 Stars Out Of 5

Making Brothers and sisters best friends

December 19, 2014

LK

Best book ever for siblings to read!! And for the whole Family! I surely learned somethings for my self!

Its worth the time and money!!!

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Heather Wawa

5 Stars Out Of 5

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October 14, 2014

Heather Wawa

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This book has radically changed the way our kids treat each other and our expectations for them. We've read it out loud together twice over the past few years and feel like it paints such a refreshing picture of what a family and sibling relationships CAN be like. Squabbling siblings does not have to be the norm within a family.

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betty

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July 20, 2012

betty

Difficult story line. Hard to stay on what is being said.

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Hopewriter

5 Stars Out Of 5

May 15, 2009

Hopewriter

Such a good book! The sibling authors are incredibly encouraging and entertaining, while conveying practical, Biblical tips for brothers and sisters. Recommended

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Kelly Boyer

5 Stars Out Of 5

September 28, 2008

Kelly Boyer

I am reading this to my kids for devotions. We have had many great discussions and I am seeing their attitudes improving. This has been a blessing to our family.

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