Don’t Ask Who’s Who: A Doodle Memoir of Growing Up as Twins

Esther and Hannah were born thirty minutes apart and spent the next three decades being mistaken for each other.This is the story of growing up as identical twins in a Chinese-Malaysian family, illustrated with hand-drawn doodles throughout because some memories needed more than words. Grandpa made them wear three layers of shorts, so bus thieves couldn't steal their pocket money. Mum had a rotan collection that never seemed to run low. Among their many pets was a rooster who wanted to be king.You don't need to have grown up in Malaysia to recognize the chaos of sibling rivalry, or the very specific weirdness of being mistaken for someone else your whole life.Inside, you'll find: - A full hand-doodled memoir that's quick to read- Years of schooling that involved more exams and more Mandarin than either of them signed up for- A grandparents chapter that sneaks up on you- The family pets! The ones they love and remember forever- The rock-paper-scissors game that ended up deciding their future- Two girls, two cities, one shared Facebook profile for years- A glossary tucked in the back, for anyone who needs itIt reads less like a memoir and more like scrolling through the world's best childhood group chat.Whether you grew up Malaysian, Singaporean, or just grew up with a sibling who drove you crazy, this book's for you!Got a sibling or a twin of your own? This one makes a genuinely good gift... short, funny, and the kind of book that gets read in one sitting and then handed straight to them to say "this is so us."