Good As Goldie

In Margie Palatini's "Good As Goldie," readers meet Goldie, a big sister who is feeling a bit overshadowed by her new baby brother, Nicholas. To assert her importance, Goldie meticulously lists all the impressive things she can do that Nicholas, being a baby, cannot. This humorous and relatable story perfectly captures the feelings of jealousy and frustration that often accompany the arrival of a new sibling. It's an excellent book for parents to share with children aged 4-8 who are navigating the complexities of sibling relationships, offering a lighthearted way to open conversations about big feelings and the unique roles within a family.