Mozart’s Sister By Rita Charbonnier

I really enjoyed this fictional account of Mozart’s sister. She apparently was every bit as talented as Mozart, but because of the time period was not allowed to thrive as he did. She was the favorite until her baby brother came along and their father realized Mozart was a prodigy.  The father instructed both children and did whatever he could to show them and perform concerts. Their family revolved around their musical genius and Mozart was allowed to do whatever he wanted because of his talent.  It was very interesting to look at their upbringing together and how they were very close and then stopped speaking as adults.