About This Book
Kristine O'Connell George's 'Emma Dilemma Big Sister Poems' offers a charming and relatable look into the world of a big sister navigating her relationship with a younger sibling. Through a series of accessible and often humorous poems, the book explores common themes like sharing, jealousy, affection, and the evolving dynamics of family life. It's an excellent resource for parents seeking to normalize the complex emotions associated with sibling relationships, providing a gentle way to open conversations about big feelings. Ideal for children aged 4-11, it can be enjoyed as a read-aloud for younger listeners or as an independent read for elementary-aged children.
Poems that illuminate a big sister / little sister relationship.
Discussion Prompts
1
What are some things Emma loves about her little sister? What are some things that make her frustrated?
2
Have you ever felt like Emma when you're with your own siblings or friends? What happened?
3
How do Emma's feelings change throughout the poems? What makes her feel happy or sad?
4
What does it mean to be a 'big sister' or 'big brother'? What responsibilities or joys come with it?
5
If you could write a poem about your own sibling or a friend, what would it be about?
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