“Hazel the Handful,” by Jamie Michalak

The New Baby

For a long time, Hazel, the dog, has been number one in her family’s life, especially with her girl, Bea. When a new baby arrives, Hazel feels replaced, and unloved.  The baby gets all the attention, while Hazel thinks she is ignored.  Hazel feels all the things a child might if a new baby comes to their home.

This is a great book for a family that has a new baby, and already has another child.  Things are not always a smooth transition when a new baby comes.  While reading this, you can ask your older child if they feel like Hazel, and let them know they will always be loved, and have not been replaced.

You do not have to have a new baby in the house to get this book, because this is a good, fun story. Hazel’s thoughts will bring giggles.  The moral of the story is there is enough love to go around for everyone.

This five-star book will be enjoyed by ages two through eight-years-old.

Thanks to Candlewick Books for providing Tickmenot with a book to review. Opinions are my own.

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