Sometimes Just One Is Just Right

Sometimes just one is fun.

And

SOMETIMES JUST ONE IS JUST RIGHT

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In this book, an adorably spunky narrator explores the perks and downfalls of being an only child. Comparing her situation to that of her cousin Jake, who has many siblings, the narrator realizes that it's possible to feel lonely even in a house full of brothers and sisters. Even though she is the only child at home, she has many family members who love and care for her. In the end, she realizes that being just one is just right.

In this winsome story, a likeable young narrator explores the perks and pitfalls of being an only child. Comparing his situation to that of his cousin, Nico, who has many siblings, the narrator realizes that having a household full of brothers and sisters is not always as fun as it seems. Even though he is the only child at home, he has many family members who love and care for him - and so does his friend Lily, whos an only child, too! Sometimes, he realizes, being just one is just right.

Mary Haverfield has illustrated more than ten picture books for children, including Harriet the Homeless Raccoon and Sometimes Its Grandmas and Grandpas, Not Mommies and Daddies. She lives in Dallas with her husband, Pat.