16/02/2016 Newsround

Coming up: We find out what it's like to be a stepsibling.

And the winners at one of the biggest

Brothers and sisters - whether you're the best of friends

or you fight all the time, the relationship you have

But what's it like to share your home with a stepsibling -

a brother or sister who has a different mum and dad?

Martin's been to meet a group of stepsiblings to find out

what it's like when two families become one.

This is me and my little rudder John when we were younger and then when I

was 13 this guy appeared, Matthew, my stepbrother. We have different

parents but his dad and my mum now live together so I had to adjust

suddenly and I'm not the only one who had to get used to new siblings.

These are clearer, Qian and their mum Jo one, and Zoe and their dad

Roger. Zoe and Cody live with their mum during the week but state with

everyone here at weekends, so what is it like having stepsiblings? It's

the same apart from having another couple of people to play with and

have fun with. It's like cousins apart from its not. Is there

anything annoying when everyone is in the same house? Sharing a room.

Because I've only got a small room it gets credit. Do you guys think of

each other as stepsiblings or just brothers and sisters? A step mother

and sister because it's weird calling them a brother and sister

because I already have a sister I'm used to calling my sister. This is

my room. And this is where I sleep. I sleep under this head so basically

it's a double bunk but it has a bed pulling out underneath and this is

where I sleep on weekends. This is my bed and that is Tyler's head. Has

that changed anything? Before Skyler was born it felt like we weren't a

proper family but then when she was burnt it pulled us all to gather,

like a proper family -- she was born.

Head online for more stories about brothers and sisters

from all over the world, including Leah's story

about growing up with her siblings Rebekah and Dean.

This year is going to be a big one for Roald Dahl fans.

So how did one boy from Cardiff become one of the best

Roald Dahl was Lord on the 13th of September 1960 in Llandaff in Wales.

He became a fighter pilot during the Second World War. In the 1950s he

moved to Buckinghamshire, where he wrote all of his children's stories

in this special hat at the bottom of his garden. He always used a pencil

and yellow paper. Roald Dahl wrote more than 20 children's classics,

James and the gen peach, The Twits, The Witches, Fantastic Mr Fox and

many more. All of them were edited by Sir Quentin Blake. Charlie and

the chocolate factory and Matilda were just some of his books that

were turned into block Oster movies. And that is where our story begins.

This summer Disney will release their take on one of his most famous

books. Roald Dahl died on the 20th of November 1990. He has been called

the world's number one storyteller and 2016 marks 100 years since his

birth. Next, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran

were some of the big winners at the Grammy music

awards last night. Taylor won three awards, including

Album of the Year for 1989. Meghan Trainor won Best New Artist

and Ed Sheeran took home his first ever Grammy award,

for Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance,

for Thinking Out Loud. Newsround's back right

here in about half an hour.