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How to Be a Baby... by Me, the Big Sister

An older sibling details what she can do that her new brother can’t (like sitting forward in the car) but, she acknowledges, babies are really good at other things (like hugging). Children will recognize the everyday activities and the in the text and funny illustration.

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How to Be a Baby… by Me, the Big Sister

Sally Lloyd-Jones

Illustrator:

Sue Heap

Age Level:

3-6

Genre:

Fiction

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