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story on the topic "sibblings quibblings"​

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Answered by rahul9490
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We’ve seen the success of Pearl Barley and Charlie Parsley, The Ghost of Miss Annabel Spoon and Pig the Pug. Now, in true form, Aaron Blabey brings us another humorous story that at times makes us cringe; it’s The Brothers Quibble.

”Spalding Quibble ruled the roost.

He shared it with no other.

But then his parents introduced…

…a brand new baby brother.”

Oh, this is the part when Spalding’s world falls apart. With a hint of delirium and eyes as big as saucers, the oldest boy feels something called ‘utter and complete jealousy’ creep up from somewhere deep inside.

And a WAR has erupted in the Quibble household!

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Spalding goes on to cause absolute havoc, only to be sentenced to Time Out in his room. And as baby Bunny starts to grow up, he is forced to learn valuable lessons in defending himself against his monster of a brother. But behind every taunt, quabble, whack and scuffle, Bunny still has nothing but love to give.

Eventually, Spalding’s frozen heart is melted and the brothers begin to actually like each other. Even if it’s not always sunny!

I love how the drama in the illustrations is so cleverly depicted with accentuated, crazed facial expressions and moody dark backgrounds. But then there’s also a nice softness in the colour palette during those ‘loving’ moments. With a flowing rhyme in the text, and an equally flowing sequence of events in the pictures, the story is an easy read many times over.

The Brothers Quibble, a story of relationships, acceptance and jealousy, contains just the perfect amount of humour, touching moments and wickedness to capture all readers from age four, and particularly for those who understand the complexity that is sibling rivalry.

The Brothers Quibble will be read by an estimated 500,000 children around Australia in the 2015 National Simultaneous Storytime.

Title: The Brothers Quibble

Author / Illustrator: Aaron Blabey

Published by: Penguin Group / Viking Feb 2014

ISBN: 9780670076000

PB. RRP: $24.99

Ages: 3+ years

Type: Picture Book

My Little Question Time!

Before Reading:

Do you have a baby brother or sister? How did you react when they first came home? / How do you think you would react?

Look at the cover. How do you think these two brothers feel about each other?

What do you think the word ‘quibble’ means? How does this relate to the story? It is a pun… what does this mean?

During Reading:

What does ‘rule the roost’ mean? Do you think Spalding should have reacted this way when his brother came home? Is it an over-reaction? How do you think Spalding is feeling? Why do you think he is feeling this way? Do you think his parents were right to put Spalding in Time Out?

After Reading:

How did Spalding’s feelings towards Bunny change? Why? Why do you think Bunny still loved his brother although Spalding wasn’t nice? Do you ever fight with your brother or sister? Do you still love each other?

My Litt

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