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“This has everything people love. Family, a little fighting, a daughter coming through for her mother, puppies...Organizing, food, country living...made for television...It starts out as Food Wars, but it comes down to Family Wars, every time...That’s part of why this makes a good Food War. You know, sisters. Fighting….It was hard not to want what your sister had.” But “All’s fair in love and Food Wars, right?” Until the impossible meets the unbearable and crashes into the unthinkable. “The spaces around us reflect the spaces inside us, and when those things don’t go together, that’s how we know we need to make a change...I always figured that if I had clear counters, a clear mind would just naturally follow--and it didn’t...Who needs meditation when you have clean drawers?...Clean spaces, calm minds--they’re a journey, not a destination....Will the very place she wanted to erase from her past help her find her way? Wherever you are on your journey, reading The Chicken Sisters is sure to inspire you “to work on your own spaces--inside and out.” “Who will ultimately win...the right to declare themselves the Fried Chicken Food War Champion? Will it be Frannie’s, where the drinks are flowing and the regulars are happily biting into the old familiar chicken...or will it be Mimi’s, where the spokespuppies have a new home and all’s right in the world?...Or will they be the only Food Wars feud to ever end in a peace treaty?...New start, new name...Introducing ‘The Chicken Sisters, established 1886. Mimi’s started it, and Frannie’s kept it going. We all worked it out. While you were snoring.”