Hootin’ Holiday

Piper and Kylie will make you laugh out loud with their Sister Shenanigans. They have new skis and want to try them out at Grandma's house. Of course, Mama wants them to wait until they have a few lessons, but they are sure they know what to do. After all, they have watched people ski on TV during the Olympics. It's a slumber party at Grandma's. "Okay, steady as she goes, Sissy," laughs Kylie. " "Steady as she goes? What? Where did you hear that?" "I don't know. It's unique!" "You are certainly unique," Piper laughs. Kylie, you best get all your giggles out before you put the rooftop on," smiles Grandma. "Yes ma'am. After all, it takes a lot of concentration to get it just right." Piper and Kylie create fun in everything they do. What? A make-up session with icing? You have to read to believe! The reader will want to read Piper and Kylie again and again. The series is based on the author's childhood memories with her sister. Fisher does an outstanding job at intertwining life lessons, respect, and love throughout the book. She brings you into the story with exceptional dialogue. The reader will feel like they are making cookies, decorating, sharing stories, feeling the cool air on their face, smelling the pine trees, and so much more. This is the second book in the Sister Shenanigan Series. Check out book one, Apple Batter-Up. No, it's not a cookbook. Instead, the girls create a game called "Whack-the-Apple." Fisher does a superior job at weaving life lessons, respect, and love. Her stories read with as much action, humor and intrigue as an adult book. The impressive dialogue hooks you on the first page! -Marlene Messot, The Snowball Effect Sister Shenanigans and The Adventures of a Guide Dog Team are her series books. She has published an authorized memoir titled Time Capsule. Fisher is a public speaker who also tailors her workshops to the participants needs. She co-hosts the award-winning podcast, which she founded, Writing Works Wonders with Dr. Kathy King. Her philosophy is to Live Inspired Fully Everyday. Visit her accessible and remarkable website.