A Place for Ben

With an adoring younger brother constantly toddling after him, a boy craves a bit of solitude and some physical space to call his very own. After proudly solving his problem by creating a private nook for himself, he then feels settled enough to invite others into his new found personal space. He experiences unexpected relief and joy at discovering that his younger brother is just the person he wants by his side. A lovely story.
Source: Pierce College Library
Ages: 3-6

This is a story about Ben, who's feeling bothered since he has to share his room with his little brother. He looks everywhere until he finally finds his own place.Ben starts to feel lonely and decides that sharing a room with his brother is just fine. Great book for children to show how to share and not be selfish.

Ben is trying to find his own space, away from his brother. He finds that he is lonely all by himself but when mom and dad are too busy to visit him he welcomes his brother into his private space.
4-6

Ben has a new baby brother and feels as though he is misplaced. Ben seeks out his own refuge in the garage but everyone is too busy to come visit, except Ben's little brother. In the end it is a good thing Ben has little brother to play with.
Source: Pierce College Library
Ages: 4-6

Ben's little brother Ezra's crib was moved into his room. Ben started felling like he had no place to be alone because every where he turn Ezra was there. So, Ben look every where in and around the house for his own space and finds a spot in the garage. When Ben is in his private place he gets lonely and the only who was not to busy to visit him was his little brother Ezra.

Ben tries to find a place of his own after his brother moves into his room. Noticing everyone failed to keep him company but his little brother. Sharing his room with his brother wasn't going to be so bad after all.

When his baby brother is moved into his bedroom, Ben goes elsewhere in search of a place of his own but finds himself longing for company of some kind.
Age:4-6
Source: ECE Pierce College Library