EducatingParents.org rating: Approved

Little Critter is having a bad day. His baby sister follows him everywhere and stops him from doing what he wants to do.

It is a book to teach children that younger siblings will ruin a lot but it is always good to include them on things and share and be nice. The book tells of how a family works together to get through life.

They're short, they're funny, they're topical, and they're cheap.

Little Critter's younger sister is interfering with his day with his friend, saying no-no-no all the time. Very realistic look at sibling relations, my nieces (even the younger one) really got it. ( )

I really wasn't too enamored with this Little Critter book. Maybe that's because I haven't had a child who said no to everything like this, and maybe it's because I was an older child and can relate to having to iclude the younger child in everything, even if the younger isn't actually participating but is in fact messing everything up. I feel like this book doesn't really teach anything useful to children at all. I'll be glad when this book goes back to the library. ( )