A delightfully funny and heart-warming story about sisterhood and working together. The characters practically leap off the page. -- Aisha Bushby - Author of 'A Pocketful of Stars' and the 'Moonchild' series

A realistic lens into the hardships and joys of sisterhood. Rida and Madiya felt like characters I knew intimately, and I couldn't help but cheer them on together. -- M.T. Khan - Author of 'Nura and the Immortal Palace'

A sweet, funny story about the ups and downs of sisterhood. Rida and Madiya are lively, endearing characters that readers will love. -- Radiya Hafiza - Author of 'Rumaysa: A Fairytale' and 'Rumaysa: Ever After'

PRAISE FOR BLOOMSBURY READERS … any list that brings together such a quality line up of authors is going to be welcomed … Bloomsbury Readers are aimed squarely at children in Key Stage 2 and designed to support them as they start reading independently and while they continue to gain confidence and understanding. -- Andrea Reece - Books for Keeps

Niyla Farook is a young writer of South Asian descent living in England. She works full-time at a hospital pharmacy whilst also volunteering for the United Nations when she's not writing. Follow Niyla on Twitter @niylafarook

Umair Najeeb Khan is an illustrator, comic artist, and writer from Pakistan. He enjoys creating scenes that evoke emotions, exploration of cultures, and slice-of-life. His favorite projects to work on involve stories around family, fantastical settings, or superheroes. Umair has illustrated for Bloomsbury, Kids Bolo, PUBG, Killtopia, RestofWorld, BBC, and UNICEF. Beyond writing and illustrating, he also enjoys Jenga, interior design, and experimenting with his (slowly developing) culinary skills. Visit Umair's website at www.umairnajeebkhan.com and follow him on Instagram @umairnajeebkhan.