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Nonny and Deedah were always together. They stuck to each other like paper and glue. Thus begins this charming tale of an older sister and younger brother who do almost everything together one summer when she is 6 and he is almost 2. They learn to navigate through temporary separations: naptime, parties, and eventually September, when summer is over and she has to leave him behind to go back to school. But through it all, children are reassured that even when you have to be apart, love endures. We'll dance and we'll draw and we'll always be friends. Our summer is over, but love never ends.

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Kim O'Hara is a high school math and publications teacher who lives in Lacey, WA, and relishes frequent visits from three irresistible granddaughters. She loves reading, writing, and recreational math, but seldom gets in the mood for housework. Deedah and Nonny are her two oldest children. They really did all the things in this book, but they are all grown up now. Grace Lao started sketching cute things in fourth grade, and now she loves to spend most of her free time drawing. Her specialty is drawing things that make people smile. She helps at church by taking care of children and teaching arts and crafts. She also creates different Christmas cards every year for her friends and family, much to their delight. Nonny and Deedah is her first illustrated book, but she hopes to do more. She lives in Taiwan and spends part of each summer in the United States. Michael O'Hara is married to the author. He also loves visits from his three granddaughters, borrowing them from their parents whenever he can. He is best at making them squeal with laughter and taking them on adventures. Nonny and Deedah are his two oldest children, and he wrote this music for them over 30 years ago. He and his wife still sing it sometimes at family gatherings, even though everyone is all grown up now.

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