Books with title Little Sister Small

Big Sister, Little Sister illustrates the relationship between a big sister and a little sister from its inception until little sister begins to demand her independence from the tutelage of big sister. Through insight gained from observing the dynamics between two of her granddaughters and from personal experience having been a little sister, Cheryl Newsome illuminates the conflicting emotions of jealously and love big sisters have for little sisters. In addition is how that conflict was resolved to some degree by big sister mothering little sister, which enabled big sister to continue to be the center of attention as the firstborn.Big Sister, Little Sister is a book younger children can relate to. It is also a heartwarming book that stirs up memories of childhood if you are a big sister, little sister, big brother, or little brother.

Her name is Orfamay Quest and she's come all the way from Manhattan, Kansas, to find her missing brother Orrin. Or least ways that's what she tells PI Philip Marlowe, offering him a measly twenty bucks for the privilege. But Marlowe's feeling charitable though it's not long before he wishes he wasn't so sweet. You see, Orrin's trail leads Marlowe to luscious movie starlets, uppity gangsters, suspicious cops and corpses with ice picks jammed in their necks. When trouble comes calling, sometimes it's best to pretend to be out.

Her name is Orfamay Quest and she's come all the way from Manhattan, Kansas, to find her missing brother Orrin. Or least ways that's what she tells PI Philip Marlowe, offering him a measly twenty bucks for the privilege. But Marlowe's feeling charitable though it's not long before he wishes he wasn't so sweet. You see, Orrin's trail leads Marlowe to luscious movie starlets, uppity gangsters, suspicious cops and corpses with ice picks jammed in their necks. When trouble comes calling, sometimes it's best to pretend to be out.

Edna is the little sister. Hester is the big sister. Put the two together and you have one sister act that can't be beat.In four humorous, easy-to-read stories, Edna and Hester capture the essence of sisterhood as they boss each other around, stick up for each other at the swimming pool, share candy, and make Thunder Cookies. Full of ingenuity and pluck, Hester and Edna are two winning characters young readers are sure to find endearing.At once charming and quirky, this chapter book is ideal for beginning readers, especially those who know just what it means to be a sister--big or little.