Sisters

by David McPhail (author & illustrator)

Sisters—the two in this book in particular—are different in so many ways.

“One was big. One was little.
One liked to wear two different coloured socks.
One didn’t like to wear socks (or shoes) at all.”

Yet they are alike in many more ways.

“They both liked horses
. . . and sugar-snap peas fresh from the garden.
Both sisters liked to help bake cookies . . .
. . . and to play in puddles.”

But there is one heartfelt way in which they are most alike—in their love for each other.

A beautiful tribute to the relationship between sisters.

Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.