A young boy resolves his disappointment with his new baby sister by becoming an older brother. ?How he changed his opinion about his sister is developed in a . . . visual and verbal paean to familial love.' -H. ?[The] pictures are superb.' -Washington Post. Notable Children's Books of 1971-1975 (ALA) 1974 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award Honor Book Children's Choices for 1975 (IRA/CBC) 1975 Irma Simonton Black Award (Bank St. College of Ed.)
The main idea is a boy at first he did not like his sister and then he liked her. My favorite part is when the mom said I used to be a baby girl . I would recommend this book to a friend because it shows you how to take care of your sister and brother. By: D.H. Age: 6 Los Angeles, CA.
She Come Bringing Me That Little Baby Girl
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
The main idea of the story is to care for your brother and sister. My favorite part is when the dad brought the mom and baby girl home. I would recommend this book to a friend because it teaches you to love your family. By: J.H. Age: 6 Los Angeles, CA
Sweet Book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
"Kevin wants a baby brother. So when his mama brings home a baby girl, Kevin wants her to go back to the hospital and get a baby boy instead. When Kevin finds out she can't, he is so disappointed. At first Kevin doesn't want anything to do with this new baby girl. But soon Kevin finds the pleasure of being the older brother of his baby sister." I liked this book a lot. It reminds me of myself, because I wanted a baby brother, too, not a sister. I think that even though Kevin is a boy, him and I share a lot of the same feelings. But all in all, I love my sister just like Kevin, and I think we both had a happy ending to our stories.
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