Jenny didn't care for her little brother, Pete. She wanted him to be old enough to play an was jealous that her mom showed him off to everyone. One day Pete flicked his food on her Jenny while at the dinner table. A week later Pete tripped her in the hall way. Next thing you know Pete was following Jenny everywhere and trying to do everything she was doing. Jenny started to like her little brother because he could do more now, he even got to do things she wasn't allowed to do. I recommend this book to any child coping with a new baby brother or sister. Appropriate for children in grades K-5. Parents can use books to help children cope with changes in their lives. Teachers should always have books, such as this one, on hand for students ( )

Jenny does not like her baby brother. He is too little and boring for her. She doesn't like the fact that everyone likes him, including her friends. However, her baby brother starts to get a little more interesting, and Jenny finally sees the beauty in having a baby brother. ( )