PEEF and the Baby Sister

by: Tom Hegg; Illustrated by Warren Hanson

Published by: Waldman House Press

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

The PEEF series of books is one of my all-time favorites. The stories have a strong message, yet are entertaining and the illustrations are simply delicious.

PEEF and the Baby Sister is about loving, sharing and sacrifice. It's a happy but poignant story (especially if you've read the series).

PEEF and his Best Friend have lived a childhood of exciting adventures. And as the Best Friend has grown, his friendship with PEEF has matured. When the Best Friend's sister arrived, the duo makes her laugh with all their antics. But when Baby Sister isn't feeling well (she's teething) nothing PEEF and Best Friend do can make her happy.

PEEF and Best Friend discuss the situation and make a sacrifice that brings joy to Baby Sister.

Sometimes the biggest and best gifts cost nothing in terms of dollars, but cost a great deal in loving sacrifice. PEEF and Best Friend are true heroes who love Baby Sister enough to give her a gift that will give her great joy.

Armchair Interviews says: Another great addition to the PEEF series.