Ling and Ting are twin sisters who are always together. In this book they experience the different seasons together. They get scared because of a thunder storm, they sell lemonade in the Summer, they rake leaves in the Fall, they shovel snow in the winter, and they look for rainbows in the Spring.

Summary:
Ting and LIng are always together and they are enjoying all kinds of weather. There is a story for every kind of weather and in all the seasons. For example Ting and Ling in the snow. They must shovel the snow so Ting says that she is sick. Ling says she will make the medicine an old Chinese recipe. The medicine smells really bad from the other room so Ting says she is all better and will go out to shovel the snow. Ling is happy that her medicine trick worked.
Comments:
The language is very simple and easy to comprehend for beginner readers. There is also lots of repetition in every story which makes it simpler to understand for beginner readers. ( )

Twin sisters Ling and Ting, whose adventures have been chronicled in three prior story collections - Ling & Ting: Not Exactly the Same, Ling & Ting Share a Birthday, and Ling & Ting: Twice As Silly - return in this fourth and (so far) final installment of their story. Together as always, the two sisters have fun throughout the year, engaging in various seasonal activities - raking leaves, shoveling snow - as the year progresses.

As with its predecessors, I found Ling & Ting: Together In All Weather an engaging early reader, one that features two appealing characters whose similarities and differences always come through. There is a great sense of humor here - I got a chuckle out of the fourth story, Old Chinese Medicine - and the stories emphasize the sisters' loving bond with one another. The artwork is colorful and stylized, adding to the overall appeal. Recommended to children who need something just a little more advanced, when it comes to early readers. ( )

The third in a series of books about Ling and Ting, who are twins. This early chapter book is about weather and the seasons. Good for first graders making that first step into chapter books. ( )

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