Sisters Reading Together
By MirandaKay
@MirandaKay (231)
United States
August 14, 2010 8:50pm CST
My oldest daughter, 12 years, is reading to her sister, 8 years. She does this often. I find it so sweet. My 8 year old can read good but loves to be read to.
I just think it's so sweet... it's a sisterly bond!
They are sitting together in the same chair all snuggled up :)
Do your kids do things together?
2 responses
@eileenleyva (27560)
• Philippines
15 Aug 10
That is what you call sibling bonding. But perhaps you should join them, too. My daughters and I read together. There was a time when my girls were borrowing the simplified versions of the classics in the library 3 books daily. When my girls get home, we eat, shower, and then go to our respective nooks and read the books. After an hour, we exchange and then read again, another hour, we exchange and read again.
You've got good girls there, MirandaKay.
Reading maketh a man.
Reading maketh a man.@MirandaKay (231)
• United States
15 Aug 10
I do join them sometimes, but I think they need time like this alone sometimes as well. We usually read together every day :)
@JeyakumarDickson (277)
• India
21 Aug 10
hi, even it does happens with my small bro 12 and sis 14, bro takes a book and reads to my sis, and it'll so funny but at the same time its really great watching those in our life..
