Big Sisters are Bad Witches

Reach for this book when your younger child feels overshadowed, bossed around, or constantly 'less than' compared to an older sibling. It is an ideal choice for families navigating the tricky transition of a new pregnancy while managing existing sibling friction. The story follows a younger sister who views her older sister's dominance as a form of 'bad witchcraft,' capturing the genuine frustration of being the smallest person in the room. By focusing on the upcoming arrival of a third baby, the narrative helps children realize that roles in a family are fluid. Your child will see that growing up is a process of gaining new status, transforming the 'little' sibling into a mentor for someone even smaller. It is a comforting, realistic, and humorous look at family dynamics for children aged 3 to 7.