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Big Little Brother
Hardback

Big Little Brother

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Being an older brother has its benefits, of that there’s little doubt. But how would you feel if your little brother grew to be bigger than you? And what if he insisted on touching all your things and following you everywhere you went? It’s enough to frustrate the most even-keeled of children. The narrator of Big Little Brother wants nothing more than to escape his brother’s sticky fingers. Then an encounter at the old Woman in the Shoe play area teaches him that a pesky younger sibling can actually be a pal. Maybe having a brother, big or small, is a blessing after all. Storyteller Kevin Kling, described as one of our great national treasures by public radio personality KristaTippett, has delighted audiences through his performances, plays, and audio and printed collections for decades. Illustrator Chris Monroe brings her witty, slightly subversive artistic sense to this heart-warming tale. the result is a playful, tender look at the familiar pains and joys of being a sibling.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Minnesota Historical Society Press,U.S.
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2011
Pages
48
ISBN
9780873518444

Being an older brother has its benefits, of that there’s little doubt. But how would you feel if your little brother grew to be bigger than you? And what if he insisted on touching all your things and following you everywhere you went? It’s enough to frustrate the most even-keeled of children. The narrator of Big Little Brother wants nothing more than to escape his brother’s sticky fingers. Then an encounter at the old Woman in the Shoe play area teaches him that a pesky younger sibling can actually be a pal. Maybe having a brother, big or small, is a blessing after all. Storyteller Kevin Kling, described as one of our great national treasures by public radio personality KristaTippett, has delighted audiences through his performances, plays, and audio and printed collections for decades. Illustrator Chris Monroe brings her witty, slightly subversive artistic sense to this heart-warming tale. the result is a playful, tender look at the familiar pains and joys of being a sibling.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Minnesota Historical Society Press,U.S.
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2011
Pages
48
ISBN
9780873518444