It started at a kitchen table
It was a pile of hand-drawn pages for a big brother who wasn't so sure about sharing the spotlight when his little sister arrived. I wanted him to see her not as something that happened to him, but as his.
"Less like an upheaval, more like a playmate who just hadn't caught up to him yet."
It worked so well that it became a series. Every book is made for one specific sibling combination, so your child opens the page and finds themselves already there.
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