Knife, fork, spoon. Rock, paper, scissors. Lights, camera, action. Everywhere you look, things come in threes. It’s the Rule of Three which says, things are better when they come in threes. This is certainly true for the Reel sisters in the second book of The Sisters Club series called, Rule of Three. Chaos ensues when both Alex and Stevie tryout for the lead in the school musical, “Once Upon a Mattress”. You see, oldest sister Alex, is the actor in the family and a drama queen. Stevie, however, is the singer of the family and is tired of living in her sisters shadow. Stevie also loves to bake cupcakes and wants to enter a baking competition. Can she do both? Younger sister Joey is obsessed with the book, “Little Women” and wants everyone to call her Jo, which is her favorite character in the book. This book is told from Stevie’s point of view but we also get to read journal entries from Joey and typed scripts from Alex’s life-as-a-screen play. Will the Reel sisters be able to keep their sister club together with all this drama? Read “Rule of Three” by Megan McDonald and find out!Blog: Knife, fork, spoon. Rock, paper, scissors. Lights, camera, action. Everywhere you look, things come in threes. It’s the Rule of Three which says, things are better when they come in threes. This is certainly true for the Reel sisters in the second book of The Sisters Club series called, Rule of Three. Chaos ensues when both Alex and Stevie tryout for the lead in the school musical, “Once Upon a Mattress”. Will the Reel sisters be able to keep their sister club together with all this drama? Grades 4-6. RL 690. It's been a while since I've read a "girly" book and I find myself needing to branch out from Wendy Mass. This is the story of three sisters. The oldest, Alex, has always been the one into acting (her stories told in scripts). The middle sister, Stevie, is into singing and cooking. She is the main narrator of the story. Joey is the youngest sister and she loves literature. Her story is told in lists and illustrations. Each sister is supposed to play her "role" in the family, but then Stevie decides to try out for the same part her older sister wants in an upcoming musical Once Upon a Mattress. A fight, jealousy and competition result. I love how the family works together through these very common issues and I like how the characters develop along the way.
What do You think about Rule Of Three (2009)?
I love this series but it turned out I accidently read the 2nd one first. But it doesn't matter
—Eve
it was good, not as good as first one but still really fun!
—Mimi
