'When you have a little sister like Nana, everything is always your fault, even breathing, because Nana comes up with a crush even when she's just breathing. But the truth is that I love being his sister! If you read this book, you will discover why'.
This is what the counterpart of the children's book “Nana and I” published a few weeks ago by Maeva Young, a funny and endearing story at the same time as written by Jenny Valentine, and shows us in detail the relationships within a family formed by two parents and two little girls. So far everything seems normal, and it is not that it is not, only that Nana is a very peculiar girl who has in common with my son that at any given time the name is changed (parents and our mania to put a name that later children don't like them!); and Moni (her sister), is another girl who, like all older brothers, endures with patience the extravagant occurrences of the small.
Thus, throughout the reading we discover how this family of four is organized, and we know their friends, customs and favorite games. I calculate that it is a book for children over seven years (if we read them), and nine (if they read it); and moving included, takes us to the home of Nana's family.
In conclusion (and this applies to all parents and older siblings), living with a Nana (formerly Sofia) is very entertaining, and at her side life stops being boring And it makes a lot of sense. You will like it, it has a beautiful cover and costs 7.90 euros.
