Big sisters are sweet
Tom Shay-Zapien
"Being a big sister is an important job, especially when there's a new baby around. There's plenty to show and tell your new little friend, and being bigger makes you the perfect teacher!"--Page 4 of cover
Read Time: ~0.9 hr
What kind of family do you have?
by Gretchen Super (1991)
About this book
Examines different kinds of families, including a nuclear family, extended family, and adoptive family, and describes the interpersonal relationships that make them function.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreWhat kind of family do you have? Lead Character
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