Triplets

by pirani felix

Rosie, Susie, and Tracy, who look so much alike that no one but their parents can tell them apart, decide to fool people, but their dentist can still identify which is which.

32 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1991

Reviews

[Maleigha]

Great for teaching about family. Another book about twins. A cute, funny story that allows students to realize that even though someone may even look like someone else... doesn't mean they have to be alike. Everyone is different, even twins

[Hailey Dellinger]

Triplets is a great way to teach the diversity and acceptance of families. This could be a great introduction to learn about our classroom family members.

[Michael Fitzgerald]

This had a lot of missed opportunities. As it stands, it is very unsatisfying. Pages are wasted defining multiple births, and characters are introduced for no reason.