On This Page
Description
Titch helps his older brother and sister clean their rooms.Tags
Recommendations
Member Recommendations
Member Reviews
Titch has a very tidy room. So tidy that his mother shows his room to his brother and sister. The brother and sister start cleaning their rooms, and find lots of toys that they don't play with anymore. Instead of giving them away, Titch wants to play with them. So after cleaning up their rooms, Titch now has a very untidy room!
A cute story to introduce humor. A nice book for young children with older siblings, as well. Fun for classroom library.
A cute story to introduce humor. A nice book for young children with older siblings, as well. Fun for classroom library.
This is a fun book about a brother and a sister who need to tidy up their rooms. Their little brother, Titch offered to help. Whenever one of the older siblings say they are too old to something, Titch jumps in and says he's just the right size and carries it off to his room. By the end of the book, little Titch has a room full of toys and his brother and sister's room are all tidy.
Titch has a a very clean room, but his brother and sister do not so they are asking Titch for a helping hand. The things they want to get rid of, Titch really enjoys and wants to keep because he has not had his time to play with them. Titch decides to take everything therefor making his room less tidy and his siblings rooms more tidy.
In this book a younger sibling had been praised for a tidy room until he get hand me downs. I found it funny that they all had toys in their room but Titch didn't until they were ready to pass theirs on.
Titch kept a very clean and tidy room. When he offers to help his brother and sister clean their rooms, Titch ends up making a mess of his room. He took all the toys that his brother and sister didn't want and put them in his room.
From the book flap:
"Titch is back! And everyone's favorite little brother (Titch and You'll Soon Grow into Them, Titch) is still younger and smaller than Mary and Peter. This proves to be a great advantage when the older siblings tidy their rooms - and decide to get rid of the toys, books, and games they have outgrown. Pat Hutchins, as always know exactly how to amuse and enchant her enthusiastic fans."
"Titch is back! And everyone's favorite little brother (Titch and You'll Soon Grow into Them, Titch) is still younger and smaller than Mary and Peter. This proves to be a great advantage when the older siblings tidy their rooms - and decide to get rid of the toys, books, and games they have outgrown. Pat Hutchins, as always know exactly how to amuse and enchant her enthusiastic fans."
This book is about have a family is greeting rid of items they have all outgrown but there old belongs end up in the little brother room Titch.
3-5 years old.
3-5 years old.
Members
- Recently Added By
Author Information

83+ Works 22,281 Members
Pat Hutchins was born Patricia Goundry on June 18, 1942 in Yorkshire, England. In 1958 at the age sixteen, she won a scholarship to attend the Darlington School of Art, where she studied for three years. Then she attended the Leeds College of Art, where studied illustration. After graduating in 1962, she moved to London. She worked as a junior art show more director at the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency. She met her husband there and after they were married, her husband was transferred by the advertising company to head up its New York office. While in New York, she met the editor-in-chief of the children's department at Macmillan, who encouraged her to write and illustrate her own story. Her first book, Rosie's Walk, was published in 1968 and was a 1968 ALA Notable Book. She wrote more than 40 books for young readers including Titch, Don't Forget the Bacon!, 1 Hunter, Good-Night, Owl!, and The Doorbell Rang. In 1974, The Wind Blew won the Kate Greenaway Medal. She died on November 7, 2017 at the age of 75. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
Awards and Honors
Series
Classifications
Statistics
- Members
- 264
- Popularity
- 123,097
- Reviews
- 11
- Rating
- (3.90)
- Languages
- English
- Media
- Paper
- ISBNs
- 15



























































