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My Only Child, There's No One Like You creatively celebrates the wonderful character traits of an only child, traits such as organization, self-confidence, and caring for others. Read this book with your only child to show him or her the never-ending reach of your love.
Being an only child has its pros and cons, but for Rosemary, the latter outweigh the former. Always being the center of some adult's attention ("I am the honey in their hive") wears thin. The answer seems to be for her parents to have another child, but they aren't interested in that solution.
Eudora is a little rhino with a big problem: She wants a baby brother! Or even a baby sister! She tries unsuccessfully to talk her parents i nto giving her one. Finally, with the help of her parents, Eudora lear ns that she is "only, but not lonely."
Inspired by her own family of three, Vivian Cameron-Gallo sets out to take the "only child" out of the isolation that generalizes and labels the only child. The single child does not stand alone but stands as an important part of a larger unit, a family.
Emma McGraw is having a tough time. Her only-child world has been invaded by a peanut-butter-smelling crybaby named Anthony Scarpetto, who is staying with the McGraws while his parents are out of town. To add insult to injury, her mom seems to love having Anthony around!
Eight-year-old Abigail Iris, who has one sister and two stepbrothers, is jealous of her best friends who are only children. The "Onlys" seem to have everything that Abigail Iris wants, including heely shoes.
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