Book description
A sweet sibling story about one fed-up big sister who wants to find a space of her own, perfect for fans of Ashley Spires's The Most Magnificent Thing.
Mia loved her big, bright room . . . until she had to share it with her new brother. With Brandon's toys,…
Why read it?
1 author picked Mia Moves Out as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
When Mia’s new brother arrives, she finds herself without a place of her own – Brandon’s stuff is everywhere! She moves from place to place around the house, but nowhere feels quite right. In the end, Mia comes to find that having her own space doesn’t have to mean moving away from Brandon. This book beautifully opens the door to conversations around adjusting to a new sibling, sharing, and personal space. I also love that it incorporates adoption without making that the focus point of the story.
From Charlotte's list on picture books for expanding families.
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