New York Times best-selling authors Gregory E. Lang and Janet Lankford-Moran have completed another book together. Sisters - 100 Ways They Bless Our Lives is a book for any age, timeless enough to sit anywhere in your house just waiting to be read.

The beautiful black and white photography has a color all its own. Photos of young and old alike remind you of the special people in your life and what they meant to one another, as if they were photos of your own mom and aunt, or you and a sister.

Inspired by her own experience with her sister, Janet Lankford-Moran wrote Sisters - 100 Ways They Bless Our Lives, with Gregory E. Lang, as a thank you in a way to her own sister for having nearly raised her after their mother passed away when Janet was 8 years old.

Sisters’ has the ability to reflect life the way we remember it. Remember all trying to fit into a bathroom together, or dressed up for Easter posing for a picture, and then down the road having coffee when you’re both all grown up?

In the midst of the photos are the 100 ways they bless our lives. They are little thoughtful sayings that continue to remind us of why we love our sisters, and remind us of our own stories that we share together with them.

My favorite is “Sisters… make a house a fun place to live.” It makes it easy to cherish the two year old running after the four year old in that pitter patter way that makes one smile.

And “Sisters… can get on each other’s nerves, but always get over it.” A bittersweet thought, to remember the differences we have and how we overcome them for love.

Priced nicely at $14.95, Sisters: 100 Ways They Bless Our Lives, is a book perfect for a special gift to your sister, friend or any woman in your life who shares a similar bond with another woman since childhood. Tuck it into a basket of goodies as a special treat or just give as a gift on its own. It is also a great coffee table book for family and friends to peruse during visits.

Sisters - 100 Ways They Bless Our Lives is published by Cumberland House Publishing, (April 2008) which also published Lang and Lankford-Moran’s “Why a Daughter Needs a Dad” and “Why a Son Needs a Dad” and many others.