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Sister Love by Naina J.M.D. draws international praise ahead of October release

With professional review coverage, endorsements from senior educators across several international learning environments and nearly 2,000 readers already showing interest through Goodreads, Sister Love enters its October publication period with notable early recognition for a debut written by a child.
Ahead of publication, the book has received professional review coverage in the United States, endorsements from senior education leaders across different international learning systems, and growing reader interest on Goodreads.
At Ghana International School, Donna Gordon-Apeagyei, Vice Principal of the Infant School, described Sister Love as a warm and emotionally intelligent story that helps young readers navigate big feelings, sibling dynamics, empathy and conflict resolution.
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