Collette Anderson-Tillman

My Sister the Ballerina Collette Anderson-Tillman

This story is about two sisters: Bia and Tiffani. The older sister is Bia, who is tall graceful, sophisticated, she is a ballerina. She loves reading, but she is far too judgmental of her younger sister, whom she feels does not measure up to her standards. However, Bia must learn to humble herself and love people where they are. Tiffani is a tomboy. She is short, and Tiffani has the usual suspects for friend's boys, frogs, and fishes. She loves playing baseball and befriends, those who do not judge her, because they come to recognize her as being one of them. Tiffani adores her older sister. Wanting to be just like her, has cost her not to love herself. These sisters must enter one another's world and enjoy the experiences of change, while still be themselves. Tiffani troubles began on warm summer day in June, as she pleads with her big sister Bia begging to tag along with her and her friends going to ballet practice. The stories plot will hold some magical moments, Christian metaphors, along with God's revelation of His wonderful open promises that He gave to us in living our lives through Him.