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* In ''[[Bridge to Terabithia]]'', Jesse has two older and two younger sisters.

* In [[Astrid Lindgren]]’s novel ''Britt-Marie lättar sitt hjärta'' (Britt-Marie unburdens her heart), the narrator is the second of five children.

* In the ''Bad Girls'' series by Cynthia Voigt, Margalo has three pairs of siblings: half-siblings, stepsiblings, and ex-stepsiblings who chose to stay with her mother after she and their father divorced.

* In Cynthia D. Grant’s novel ''Mary Wolf'', the fifth Wolf child is born.

* [[Benjamin Franklin]] was the 15th of his father's 17 children.<ref>Franklin's father Josiah had two wives, Anne Child and Abiah Folger. He had seven children with Anne and ten with Abiah, of whom Benjamin was the eighth; he was also Josiah's tenth and final son.</ref>

* Hector (one of sixteen children) and Sue Badeau, the authors of ''Are We There Yet?'', had twenty-two children, twenty of them by adoption, including a group of six siblings. Three children have died.

* [http://megafamilies.blogspot.com/ Mega-Family Blogs] lists bloggers with seven or more children.

 

 

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