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Two cheeky siblings learn how to share in this funny and endearing picture book from the illustrator of The Big Night Night Book
Learning to share your favorite things with a baby brother or sister can be hard at first, but once you get used to it, it’s so much fun! Parents will recognize the familiar dynamics of sibling rivalry in this sweet and endearing picture book. The cheeky siblings are gorgeously drawn, and of course discover that sharing can be fun after all. There's just the right balance between naughty humor, sibling rivalry, and affection, and the large format makes this a perfect book to share!
Learning to share your favorite things with a baby brother or sister can be hard at first, but once you get used to it, it’s so much fun! Parents will recognize the familiar dynamics of sibling rivalry in this sweet and endearing picture book. The cheeky siblings are gorgeously drawn, and of course discover that sharing can be fun after all. There's just the right balance between naughty humor, sibling rivalry, and affection, and the large format makes this a perfect book to share!
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Anthea Simmons was born in St. Albans and studied at St Hugh's College, Oxford. After pursuing a high-flying career in the city, she decided to write poetry and children's stories. She lives in Devon. Georgie Birkett was born in Kent and studied at Brighton University. She is the author and illustrator of many picture books, and has been published all over the world.
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'Is This My Nose: 'Wonderful illustrations!' - Book Choice, Nursery World'Parents will recognise the familiar dynamics of sibling rivalry in this sweet and endearing picture book. The cheeky siblings are gorgeously drawn, and of course discover that sharing can be fun after all.' - Fiona Noble, Bookseller'Simple and eye-catching, and funny too.' - Ruth Ng, The Bookbag'Share is a gentle poem told gently and humourously through bright, bold and colourful illustrations. Great (for) the emergent reader.' - Early Years Educator
