Brooke Jorden is the author of 20 books for children, including the Lit for Little Hands series, I Dig Bathtime, and How Does Our Food Grow?, a collaboration with the UN organization Kitchen Connection. Brooke holds a BA in English and editing from BYU and teaches a master class on writing your own children’s book. She serves as the editorial director at Familius, a book publisher dedicated to helping families be happy. She and her husband live in Cedar Hills, UT, with their three children and two cats. Sejung Kim is an illustrator born in South Korea who currently lives and works in France. She specializes in children's literature and has collaborated with numerous French and international publishing houses. Always on the lookout for inspiring projects for young and old alike, she aspires to create images that resonate with the child in all of us.

"A heartfelt ode to sisters, this title captures the joys and challenges of sibling ­relationships with authenticity and warmth. Featuring diverse sets of sisters, the story highlights their shared moments: 'Some days, sisters run races. Other days, sisters paint masterpieces. Sometimes ­sisters fight.' Clean, small vignettes accompany each line of text, making it easy for children to identify and understand the emotions portrayed. Ending on a positive note, this book celebrates the unbreakable bond between sisters, from the ­charming diverse sets here to all those who will be reading this in real life. VERDICT A ­valuable addition for libraries seeking more inclusive and relatable titles about sibling connections."

Brooke Jorden is the author of 20 books for children, including the Lit for Little Hands series, I Dig Bathtime, and How Does Our Food Grow?, a collaboration with the UN organization Kitchen Connection. Brooke holds a BA in English and editing from BYU and teaches a master class on writing your own children’s book. She serves as the editorial director at Familius, a book publisher dedicated to helping families be happy. She and her husband live in Cedar Hills, UT, with their three children and two cats. Sejung Kim is an illustrator born in South Korea who currently lives and works in France. She specializes in children's literature and has collaborated with numerous French and international publishing houses. Always on the lookout for inspiring projects for young and old alike, she aspires to create images that resonate with the child in all of us.

"A heartfelt ode to sisters, this title captures the joys and challenges of sibling ­relationships with authenticity and warmth. Featuring diverse sets of sisters, the story highlights their shared moments: 'Some days, sisters run races. Other days, sisters paint masterpieces. Sometimes ­sisters fight.' Clean, small vignettes accompany each line of text, making it easy for children to identify and understand the emotions portrayed. Ending on a positive note, this book celebrates the unbreakable bond between sisters, from the ­charming diverse sets here to all those who will be reading this in real life. VERDICT A ­valuable addition for libraries seeking more inclusive and relatable titles about sibling connections."