Just Me and My Little Brother (Look-Look)

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Summary: "Just Me and My Little Sister."
Review: "Just My Little Sister, and Me" is about a thing called the little critter. He has a selection of book. But this particular book is about "Little Critter" wanting to hang out with his little sister. So he takes her to the park because his mom is busy. After that he is having fun with his little sister even though it isn't particularly fun doing what he is doing but just because he is doing it with his sister he is having fun. I think this book is a good book. This book is good for the ages of 4~10. This book teaches kids not to take their siblings for granted.

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Summary: Brother are the BEST
Review: It is wonderful to find a Book for boys and brothers. My 3 year old loves it and his little brother is still a baby just like the the "Critter's" brother. It makes it seem more real to my son that, yes, someday the baby will be bigger and a lot of fun to play with!

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Summary: Just Me And My Little Brother
Review: Me And My Little Brother is a great children's book for ages 5-7.
The book is about a young critter and his little brother doing all different things together. The two of them have snowball fights, ride bikes, and have many more fun adventures together.
There is not much of a lesson to learn, but to be nice to young kids and to help build a strong relation ship with your siblings.
On a scale from one to ten I give it a seven.

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Summary: Darling
Review: My older son was given this book as a gift when my younger son was born, and we've read it many times. I think it helped my (then) 2 1/2-year-old son to imagine that someday the wailing bundle of needs they call a brother will be fun to have around. I now give it as a gift to everyone I know who has a second boy.

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Summary: "Just Me and My Little Sister."
Review: Sorry to be PC, but I don't expect a children's book aimed at 3 year olds to show kids playing with toy guns. My son was (unfortunately) fascinated by the guns since he'd never seen them. TWO of the scenes in this book show playing with toy guns. I wish I'd thrown this book out when it was given to us as a gift.

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Summary: A very cute tool
Review: This book is excellent for teaching small children about the limitations and possibilties of a younger sibling. It is also one of the only books about two brothers available for very young children. When my son was disappointed to learn that he would not be receiving the younger sister he had yearned for, this book was great in getting him excited about a little brother. No masterwork of fiction, this, but it does get its point across loud and clear, and that is what matters with this sort of children's book anyhow. Some of the activities anticipated by Little Critter may not be those that every parent wants to encourage, but again, that probably isn't the point.

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Summary: A very cute tool
Review: This book is excellent for teaching small children about the limitations and possibilties of a younger sibling. It is also one of the only books about two brothers available for very young children. When my son was disappointed to learn that he would not be receiving the younger sister he had yearned for, this book was great in getting him excited about a little brother. No masterwork of fiction, this, but it does get its point across loud and clear, and that is what matters with this sort of children's book anyhow. Some of the activities anticipated by Little Critter may not be those that every parent wants to encourage, but again, that probably isn't the point.

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Summary: great new baby preparation
Review: We loved this book to prepare our 18 month old for the birth of his brother. We read it every night at bedtime. It was especially relevant for us because of the orchard, but I think that it would be great for any family--we sometimes read "sister" instead of brother. It also features a gamut of emotions, which are fun to discuss with the kids as they get older. A fun read!