About This Book
Reach for this book if your child has recently expressed anxiety about being an only child or is convinced that having a sibling is the only cure for loneliness. It is a perfect choice for parents of kids who tend to overthink social labels or worry about their own personality traits, offering a humorous way to discuss the myths of the spoiled only child. In this installment, Ivy worries that her status as an only child will inevitably make her selfish and spoiled. She and her best friend Bean embark on a hilarious quest to find Ivy a baby sister, leading to misadventures that gently highlight the realities of family dynamics. At its heart, the story is about friendship and self-acceptance, reassuring young readers that being yourself is more important than fitting into a specific family mold. It is ideal for independent readers in late first through third grade.
