My Sister is My Sister! - Clark, Leslie
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Blended families can be a taboo subject for some, but it doesn't have to be. Often, kids bear the brunt of the confusion when all they want to do is spend some time with their siblings. My Sister is My Sister! focuses on that sibling relationship and puts all other feelings aside. Kids did not choose to be here. All they truly want is to have fun and make those memories with their siblings. This is the first of many blended family narratives to reinforce a positive image of what a blended family can and should look like. Here's to putting the kids first and creating healthy blended families across the globe!…mehr

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Blended families can be a taboo subject for some, but it doesn't have to be. Often, kids bear the brunt of the confusion when all they want to do is spend some time with their siblings. My Sister is My Sister! focuses on that sibling relationship and puts all other feelings aside. Kids did not choose to be here. All they truly want is to have fun and make those memories with their siblings. This is the first of many blended family narratives to reinforce a positive image of what a blended family can and should look like. Here's to putting the kids first and creating healthy blended families across the globe!
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Autorenporträt
Leslie Clark was born in Fairmont, West Virginia. She graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a BA in Speech & Communications, and holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the Writing Seminars program at Bennington College, Vermont. She is currently a production manager at a strategic marketing firm in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is grateful for the vibrant writing community and many opportunities for creative expression in this wonderful city. The title poem of this collection has been published in Pine Mountain Sand & Gravel (2016). Other work has appeared in The Bennington Review, Art Spike and Four Corners.