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Sisters 8: Annie's Adventures by Lauren Baratz-Logsted with Greg and Jackie Logsted


Rating: 4/5 Stars

About the Book: Annie, Durinda, Georgia, Jackie, Marcia, Petal, Rebecca, and Zinnia are octuplets. They were born on August 8th and will be celebrating their 8th birthday and they have eight cats. On New Year's Eve, Mommy went to get eggnog, and Daddy went to get firewood, but they didn’t come back.

The Sisters 8 find an anonymous note that says each girl has a power and a gift. Each sister must discover her power and find her gift in order to learn what happened to Mommy and Daddy. But with no Mommy and Daddy around, the girls have more than a mystery to solve. Who will cook them food? Or drive them to school? And how will they pay the bills? The adventures for these octuplets are just beginning!

GreenBeanTeenQueen Says: ANNIE’S ADVENTURES is the start to a great new series by authors Lauren Baratz-Logsted and Greg Logsted, along with their daughter, Jackie. The entire family helped write the story and come up with ideas, and there’s definitely something in the story for everyone. The writing was very witty and full of jokes for all ages.

Each of the Sisters 8 has a unique personality and each one is clever and funny. I can’t wait to find out what each of their powers will turn out to be! THE SISTERS 8 would make a great read-aloud for families to share together. The first two books are out now, with more books to be released next year. Readers of all ages will enjoy the mystery mixed with humor and will be eagerly waiting to read about the next sister in line. (I know I am!)


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  1. Shooting Stars MagDecember 30, 2008 at 10:40 PM

    Awesome review! I heard about these and then got an email about Lauren talking about them. I definitely want to read them now. Sound fun and I really adore the fact that the whole family wrote this together.

    -Lauren

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  2. Lauren Baratz-LogstedDecember 31, 2008 at 10:47 AM

    Thank you so much! We are all thrilled - particularly Jackie! - that you liked our first book.

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  3. GreenBeanTeenQueenDecember 31, 2008 at 11:48 AM

    Shooting Stars Lauren-
    The books were so cute and I loved that it was a family collaboration too. You should check them out!

    Lauren Baratz-Logsted-
    Aww..thanks so much! I think your daughter has the makings of becoming a great author!:)

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