Chapter One: Circus Act
Chapter Two: The Latest Style
Chapter Three: Fairy Dust

Older sister Zelda bosses around little sister Ivy, but when Ivy makes a wish, Zelda helps fulfill it.

See also: Sheila Rae the Brave by Kevin Henkes, Best Friends for Frances by Russell and Lillian Hoban ( )

(Children’s picture book, Series)

Zelda and Ivy are sisters who make me glad I was the eldest of my siblings. I hope I was a better big sister than Zelda.

Charmingly illustrated, this book kicked off a popular series of Zelda and Ivy adventures.

Read this if: you’re helping a child deal with sibling relationship issues. 4 stars ( )

Zelda and Ivy are sisters--fox sisters. Zelda, being the oldest, gets Ivy ot do everything she wants her to do--even paint blue stripes and cut scallops in her beautiful tail. This is a very cute story. Good for primary students. ( )

I liked the colorful pictures in this book. I wasn't as fond of the storyline, however, because I felt a little animosity that I didn't care for between Zelda and Ivy.

Zelda is the older of the two fox sisters. She is always talking her younger sister Ivy into doing things because she is the oldest. Things that can be somewhat dangerous, like being a flying trapeze artist attempting dangerous tricks.