This book is suitable for ages toddler and upwards. In this boardbook, is a story that perfectly illustrates the loyalty and love that grows between a little girl and her sister. Whimsical illustrations bring the characters to life in this gentle world Hallinan has created.
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P.K. Hallinan began writing children's books 35 years ago when his wife asked him to make a book for their two young sons as a Christmas gift. He did, and the feedback he got from friends and neighbors inspired him to write more books. Since then, P.K. has written and illustrated 89 children's books and has sold more than 8,000,000 copies worldwide.
P.K. was born in Los Angeles in 1944 and spent his youth primarily in Bethesda, Maryland and in the San Fernando Valley. Although P.K. never studied art, his disappointment with the work of the artist assigned to illustrate his first book, motivated him to learn to draw. He has been illustrating his own books ever since.
"If I did any one thing right," says P.K., "I decided very early on to write books that help children and parents alike have better and happier lives. That decision has kept many of my books in-print for more than 25 years, because the values I teach are timeless."
P.K. is also an ordained minister and pastors his own small church, Joy Chapel, in Ashland, Oregon. He lives with his wife, Jeanne, in the mountains above Ashland and also at the beach, in Brookings, Oregon.
P.K. was born in Los Angeles in 1944 and spent his youth primarily in Bethesda, Maryland and in the San Fernando Valley. Although P.K. never studied art, his disappointment with the work of the artist assigned to illustrate his first book, motivated him to learn to draw. He has been illustrating his own books ever since.
"If I did any one thing right," says P.K., "I decided very early on to write books that help children and parents alike have better and happier lives. That decision has kept many of my books in-print for more than 25 years, because the values I teach are timeless."
P.K. is also an ordained minister and pastors his own small church, Joy Chapel, in Ashland, Oregon. He lives with his wife, Jeanne, in the mountains above Ashland and also at the beach, in Brookings, Oregon.
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Sweet Sister book!,
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This review is from: My Sister and I (P.K. Hallinan Board Books) (Board book)
Who has sweeter messages than P.K. Hallinan? We've become huge fans, and this book is as cute as the others. A great book for sisters, no matter the ages it will bring a smile!
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This review is from: My Sister and I (P.K. Hallinan Board Books) (Board book)
I bought this book as a gift for my niece...Her mother just had another baby and I thought it would be a sweet gift to show her how great it is to have a sister (because I am so close with mine). However, when I received the book, I read it and it had "the way God made" written in it. I am not against any religion by any means, but I feel that if there is a connotation to religion in a book, amazon should specify so before hand. I am returning it because I don't feel its appropriate to force a religious belief on a child.
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