Sisters Are for Making Sand Castles
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Synopsis
You can climb a tree with a sister, or have a pillow fight, or ride the see-saw. A sister can keep you company in the back of the car, play dress-up with you, and help you when it's time to clean up. A sister is a special someone to love. This sweet, lively lift-the-flap book is perfect for sisters and brothers to share. Children will delight in seeing all the fun things there are to do with a sister.
Children's Literature
A sister is a special friend, someone who shares time and games and experiences with you. The message in this lift-the-flap book is that sisters are buddiesthey can kiss boo-boos, help cleanup toys, keep you company in the back of the car, play dress up and watch movies with you. Young children don't always see siblings in a positive light. And, in fact, siblings often do not see eye to eye. This book helps children to view their sisters as friends rather than as rivals for their parents' attention. The sweet illustrations and sturdy lift-the-flaps combine with the wise text to make this book a winner. This title is one in the publisher's "Lift-the-Flap" series. 2001, Puffin Books/Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers, $6.99. Ages 2 to 5. Reviewer:Jeanne K. Pettenati