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Chicken Soup for the Sister's Soul...
Celebrate the dynamic bond of sisterhood and the special role sisters play our lives and hearts.
This new Chicken Soup book offers a heartwarming and uplifting collection of stories that celebrate the lifelong bond of sisterhood. Whether they share this special connection with someone through genetics or the heart, only a sister can understand the complex, deep and dynamic relationship they share with loved ones as they journey together through the stages of life.
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Chris Miota teaches in the Communications Division at Alverno College in Milwaukee Wisconsin. She writes for magazines and literary journals, and has edited several books. She is currently working on a collection of short stories.
Her latest publishing credit :"Girls Weekend," in the November 2002 release Chicken Soup for the Sister's Soul was selected from thousands of potential entries to be included in the internationally acclaimed Chicken Soup Series. Her remarkable story illustrates that sisters can result from birth marriage and friendship. Chris's contribution, along with the ones made by her fellow contributors, shares the message of love inspiration and hope that will undoubtedly touch the hearts of readers everywhere.
She's the only one who could make you giggle uncontrollably at the dinner table by making her funny face; she teased you about your taste in your first boyfriend and then comforted you when he broke it off; she offered her clothes and advice even when neither suited your style; she knows instantly by the tone of your voice when something's wrong, even though she's miles away.
Chances are if you recognize this person, you're lucky enough to have a sister. And whether you share this special connection through genetics or the heart, by common parents or common adventures, only the two of you understand your deep and dynamic bond. This book celebrates that bond and the sister who helps you through life's ups and downs.
Whether you're the younger sister who looked up to an older one; the oldest sibling who let her younger sister tag along; or the brother who learned quickly that girls can wrestle as well as boys, this book reveals the special role sisters play in our lives. With humor and insight, each story conveys how our sisters shape our personalities, help us revel in life's good times and buoy us through the challenging ones.
