Sibling bans sister's 4-year-old twins from home after they destroy inherited leather-bound classic book collection, sister refuses to compensate: ‘I'm not having it’

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Jan 3, 2025 7:00 PM EST

Sibling feuds happen all the time. Whether you're two sisters fighting over the baby name both of you want, or a brother and sister trying to decide who has to wash the dishes that night, it's safe to say that there's never a dull moment. When our siblings finally have kids, the excitement of having tiny tots running around calling us auntie or uncle distracts us from the possibility of those same kids wreaking havoc wherever they go!

But kids will be kids, right? Well—sometimes folks' parenting styles have a lot to do with how their children behave. In this next story, the original poster (OP) had their sister, her husband, and their two 4-year-old twins over for dinner and drinks. The OP expresses that they have an old classic book collection that they inherited from her grandparents on a bookshelf in their home, and they views them as their prized possessions. This book collection is soon knocked over and stained by the OP's sister's children, who were not supervised when they were messing around with the shelf—sister is upset, but OP is fuming. Scroll to read.

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