Jon Romero
Writer & Dad
Jon wrote Sister See, Sister Do for his two daughters β the original "sister see, sister do" siblings β after watching one copy everything the other did, all day, every day.
A brand-new picture book
A joyful, uncle-and-niece story about the sweet, silly, sometimes messy love between sisters β the friend that follows you everywhere.

What's it about?
Sister See, Sister Do is a bouncy, rhyming picture book about the everyday magic of having a sibling β someone who copies your every move, follows you everywhere, and loves you loudly.
Written by Jon Romero for his two daughters, and brought to life by his 7-year-old niece Zion, whose crayon illustrations fill every page with warmth.

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An uncle & niece collab
Writer & Dad
Jon wrote Sister See, Sister Do for his two daughters β the original "sister see, sister do" siblings β after watching one copy everything the other did, all day, every day.
Visual Narrative β’ Age 7
Every illustration in the book was hand-drawn by Zion, Jon's 7-year-old niece. Her crayon-and-marker art gives the story its heart β and its wonderfully wobbly lines.
Word on the block
βMy girls asked me to read it three times in a row. That's a rave review.β
βThe illustrations feel like they were made by a friend. Because they were.β
βA sweet, silly love letter to sisterhood.β
Ready to read together?
A perfect gift for new big sisters, baby showers, and anyone with a little shadow that follows them everywhere.
Hardcover β’ 36 pages β’ Ages 2β7