Oh, Brother by Johnniece Marshall Wilson - Paperback USED Scholastic Fiction

Here is a practical story of kin competition between two youthful African-American young men who figure out how to defeat their character imperfections. Andrew and Alex are alternate extremes in identity and dependably figure out how to get on each other's nerves. Andrew, the more seasoned sibling, likes to mingle and experiences serious difficulties keeping low maintenance work. Alex, the more youthful sibling, is athletic and an obedient paperboy with his own particular bike. Their relationship improves when a group of young men annoys Andrew and takes the bike he acquired from Alex. The battle motivates Alex to bring matters into his own particular hands, while Andrew figures out how to be a more capable individual. Perusers ages nine to 12 will relate to the book's attention on kin competition and the characters' endeavors to wind up better siblings. A strong choice.