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Me Too! by Mercer Mayer
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Me Too!

by Mercer Mayer

Series: Little Critter

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Summary: This book is about an enjoyable boy mouse whom endures the youger sibling syndrome. The mouse must show pateince as his little sister needs his help, strenght, and attention. The twist is unexpected and charming.

Review:This is a fun read for young readers. I like the characters and the plot. Touche' for the colorful illustrations.

Extension Idea: The instructor could discuss the many temperments the boy mouse controls for every tantrum the sister mouse displays. Discussion could entail the different types of patience the mouse has to take when his sister mags on him and his firends.
  RhondaKillian | Jan 25, 2010 |
This is the humours story of Little Critter being pestered by his younger sister who always wants to do whatever he is doing. Through many activities Little Critter becomes progressively more irritated. By the end of the story, Little Critter learns that his little sister is not so bad, and he can share. This book is a 1.5 reading level. For more about this author, parents and teachers should visit www.littlecritter.com.
  bdferguson | Nov 17, 2009 |
little sister is a pest and annoying
but in the end the older brother wants to share and the little sister shares with him
  abmcenerney | Mar 10, 2009 |
This book really did help my children cope with their younger siblings. It brought a little humor into the situation. ( )
  MrsLee | Mar 2, 2009 |
This book is a good way to learn to share. The big brother is nice and includes his little sister when he is doing something she wants to do as well. In the end, he wants something his sister has, and because he was so nice and shared earlier, she shares with him.
  eakoepke | Sep 2, 2008 |
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When my little sister saw me riding my skateboard, she said... Me too!
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0307119416, Paperback)

Mercer Mayer's funny and popular Little Critter is learning to get along with his younger sister in this picture-book classic. When Little Critter goes off with his friends, his little sister wails, "Me, too!" When Little Critter eats a piece of cake, he has to share it with his hungry sister. It seems as if Little Critter's responsibilities as a big brother will never end. Then comes the day when his little sister learns to share. Little Critter sees a ray of hope. Maybe his little sister is growing up!

(retrieved from Amazon Thu, 07 Jan 2010 20:37:16 -0500)

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