But I Wanted a Little Sister
by Pauline Oud
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Pub Date Nov 25 2017 | Archive Date Jun 19 2017
Clavis Books | Clavis
Description
"An excellent and interesting book about appreciating your siblings." â Rogene Carter, educator
Sophie always wanted a little sister. Instead she got a little brother. At first she was angry, but then Sophie had an idea. Pigtails, a pink dress... and little brother! Sophie's pretend-sister is the perfect solution, until she finds out that having a little brother isn't so bad after all.
A book about expectations and acceptance, and about loving little sisters and little brothers. For children ages 4 and up.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781605373515 |
| PRICE | CA$28.50 (CAD) |
| PAGES | 32 |
Featured Reviews
Craig S, Media/Journalist
This is a lovely wee kids book with a great message about acceptance bubbling beneath the joyful drawings and simple story. Sophie wants a little sister, but ends up with a little brother. After trying to pretend he's a girl for a while, she tries to exchange him for a baby girl, only to discover something interesting along the way. It's a good story with nice illustrations, a great read-aloud for the young ones that seems very re-readable, and could easily become a favorite with your kids.
catherine h, Reviewer
Lol! Cute story! Would make a perfect gift for a big sister of a baby brother!
Rogene C, Educator
An excellent and interesting book about appreciating your siblings. I loved it.
Reviewer 60249
Adorable and fun! The perfect book for a (temporarily-disappointed) older (pre-K-ish) sibling. What's big sister to do when pig tails and dresses won't work with her new baby brother? But after hearing about her friends' finicky baby sisters, Big Sister learns to love and appreciate her new liitle brother just as he is.
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