by Joanna Cole (author) and Rosalinda Kightley (illustrator)
“Someone new is at our house,” begins this loving, reassuring look at sisterhood.
Told through the eyes of a new older sister, this simple story celebrates the many new and exciting responsibilities that a big sister has … and the differences between the new baby and her.
The baby is too little to do a lot of things — to walk, talk, play with toys, eat pizza or ice cream). Babies like to sleep, and drink milk. Big sister can look at pictures when she was a small baby, too. But now she is big—and special just as she is.
Geared towards toddlers, with a “Note to Parents: What a Big Sister Needs” at the end.
