The Sisters Grimm Role Model

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As a young girl who loved reading, most of my role models were fictional characters from my books. And although there were many I looked up to, my favorite and the character that influenced me most is Sabrina Grimm from the Sisters Grimm series, written by Michael Buckley. The Sisters Grimm series was my favorite series for years; it was what first made me love reading. I used to get so excited every time a new book would come out; my mom and I would rush to the book store to buy it and I would finish it the same day. The main character in the series is Sabrina. Sabrina and her younger sister are “fairy-tale detectives” in a town inhabited by characters from fairy-tales. I used to relate to Sabrina partly because of her looks- slim, blonde

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