Little Sister Is Not My Name

Reach for this book when your child feels overshadowed by older siblings or frustrated by the label of being the baby of the family. It is a warm, relatable story about Sassy, a young girl who is tired of being called Little Sister and is determined to prove she has a big voice and even bigger ideas. Through her Sassy Sack filled with useful items, she demonstrates that being small doesn't mean you can't be a leader. This story beautifully navigates themes of self-identity, family dynamics, and creative problem-solving. It is perfect for elementary schoolers aged 7 to 10 who are starting to assert their independence. Parents will appreciate how Sharon M. Draper validates a child's desire for respect while maintaining a supportive family environment, making it an excellent tool for discussing confidence and standing up for oneself.