Adulting 101

Because nobody asked you if you wanted a sibling. And yet here you both are.

From the team behind the Adulting 101 series comes the book that finally addresses the relationship nobody warned you about: siblings. The people who knew you before you had it together, witnessed every version of you, and still call at inconvenient times expecting you to answer.

Adulting 101: Practical Tips for Siblings is a dry, witty, thoroughly sarcastic guide to one of life's most involuntary and most formative relationships. Whether you're the eldest (raised on rules), the middle (waiting to be noticed), or the youngest (who got away with absolutely everything and knows it), there is something in here that will make you laugh and then immediately text your sibling.

Inside, you'll find:

- Birth order and why the playing field was never level

- The art of the blame - and who really started it

- Territory wars, the bedroom line, and the sacred remote control

- The family car: a shared prison on wheels

- Secrets, leverage, and knowing exactly where the bodies are

- Playing the parents - a masterclass in divide and conquer

- Family dinners and the politics of the last piece

- Why sibling rivalry doesn't end at 18 - it just gets better vocabulary

- The things you share, whether you like it or not (including trauma, which was free)

- When, against all odds, your sibling becomes one of your favourite people

Perfect for: anyone with a sibling, anyone recovering from having a sibling, and anyone who needs a gift for the person who already knows all their stories.

Scribbled down, by Ink & Offense - Where sarcasm meets stationery.