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Whose Favourite Am I?

Chigozie A. Mbadugha
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Duration
13m
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
CambaBooks

About

A Captivating Early Readers Colour-Illustrated Story About Sibling Rivalry
Olu is the middle child in his family. He often feels unloved and left out and is convinced his brother is his daddy's favourite child. He also believes his sister, Funmi, is his mother's favourite. Olu tries to win his parents' love and become their favourite child. Olu's parents tell him they love all their children equally and that there is no need to compete. Olu doesn't believe them. When his birthday arrives, he compares his birthday celebration events to his brother's birthday events and realizes, to his surprise, that he is as loved as his siblings.
Sibling Rivalry helps nobody and its effects can last a lifetime and more. Shouldn't we be discussing it with our children?

Related Subjects

  • Birthdays
  • Holidays & Celebrations
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Siblings
  • Family

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Chigozie A. MbadughaAuthor
Davina OriakhiReader