Current mood:

amused

Wicked Stepsisters
I've been trying to complete my Camp Sunnyside Friends collection, and I think I have all of the books now except for #17, Camp Spaghetti. Recently, I found a used copy of #16, Happily Ever After, which I never read when I was a kid.

The plot: Sarah's widowed father marries Trina's divorced mother, and the friends are thrilled to become stepsisters. Sarah and Trina want to prove that their new family will be perfect and that everybody will get along all the time, so they decide to share a bedroom, even though their house is big enough for them to have separate rooms. But it turns out they hate sharing a room, because they're just too different. For example, Sarah likes to listen to music while she does her homework, and Trina can't concentrate that way at all! Oh noes!

Does this book remind anybody of anything? ;-)

x-posted to babysittersclub