This coming Sunday is Sister's Day. Celebrated on the first Sunday of the month in August, having or being a sister is truly unique. By definition, a sister is a female sibling who have the same parents as another person. But it can also mean a close female friend (s) or associate(s) (ie, someone who you feel is a very best friend, or VBF, for all you lovely people that love to text, and perhaps share a bond that's like a sisterhood.) Sure, there might be quarrels and arguments, but in the end, whether you are an older or younger sister or sister of friendship, it's an everlasting bond. So celebrate your sister, this Sunday and every day. (To those wondering if there is a day that celebrates brotherhood, it's May 24th.)
Here are some books that celebrate sisterhood ( for more, suggested key words include "sisters-juvenile fiction", " sisters-fiction", "brothers and sisters-juvenile fiction"):
- Little Women by Lousia May Alcott
- The Penderwick series by Jeanne Birdsall
- A Baby Sister for Frances by Russell Hoban
- Froggy's Baby Sister by Johnathan London
- Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series by Ann Brashares (Note: Additional titles in Young Adult and Adult)
Happy's Sister's Day. Keep Reading.
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