About This Book
Reach for this book when your older child feels overshadowed by a younger sibling's needs or when the pressures of being the big kid lead to feelings of resentment and loneliness. It is an ideal choice for validating the complex emotions that arise when family celebrations feel imbalanced due to a toddler's unpredictable behavior. Phyllis Anne is excited for Daughter's Day, but her special day is constantly interrupted by her younger brother, J.T., whose antics seem to steal all the attention. Through a warm and relatable lens, the story explores themes of patience, sibling rivalry, and the reassurance of a parent's unconditional love. It is perfectly suited for children aged 4 to 8, providing a gentle roadmap for navigating the shift from being the center of the world to sharing that space with a sibling.
