Foster Family: My Sister Sam
By Jean Ure
Abi’s dream sister arrives with lavish gifts—but what secret is Sam hiding?
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What is Foster Family: My Sister Sam about?
Abi is thrilled when her parents decide to foster Sam. Bright, bubbly and full of surprises, Sam quickly feels like the sister Abi has always wanted. But when Sam begins handing out expensive presents, Abi starts to wonder where the money comes from. She wants to trust her new sister, yet secrets and suspicious behaviour make that increasingly difficult. As Abi investigates, she discovers that welcoming someone into the family can bring unexpected challenges, mysteries and feelings.
About the author
Jean Ure is a popular British author who has written many exciting books for children, including the famous 'Fruit and Nutcase' and 'Skinny Melon and Me'. She loves writing about friendships, families, and everyday adventures. Jean Ure hopes her stories will make you laugh, think, and discover the joy of reading.
Pages
153 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1999
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