The selfish sister [electronic resource]. David Sedaris.
New York Times- bestselling author David Sedaris offers a hilariously twisted take on selfishness and greed in this picture book featuring funny (and demented!) illustrations by New Yorker artist Bob Staake that will delight readers and parents alike. * Kirkus Reviews , starred review An Amazon Best Book of the Year So Far An Amazon Best Book of the Month This selfish sister only thinks of herself, and she wants it all—even her brother’s kidney! Everything must belong to her! But who can possibly tell her “no”? Her family must cater to every whim—but where does that leave sister in the end? With rhymes and illustrations David Sedaris and Bob Staake have created a sickly hysterical yet genuine romp of a read.
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- Not all of the content will be readable as read aloud speech or dynamic brailleText and page layout cannot be modified as the reading experience is close to a print version, but reading systems can still provide zooming optionsThe presence of hazards is unknownNo conformance information is available
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- Electronic reproduction. New York: TOON Books, 2026. Requires the Libby app or a modern web browser.
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New York Times- bestselling author David Sedaris offers a hilariously twisted take on selfishness and greed in this picture book featuring funny (and demented!) illustrations by New Yorker artist Bob Staake that will delight readers and parents alike. * Kirkus Reviews , starred review An Amazon Best Book of the Year So Far An Amazon Best Book of the Month This selfish sister only thinks of herself, and she wants it all—even her brother’s kidney! Everything must belong to her! But who can possibly tell her “no”? Her family must cater to every whim—but where does that leave sister in the end? With rhymes and illustrations David Sedaris and Bob Staake have created a sickly hysterical yet genuine romp of a read.
