From sun up to sun down, a competent and energetic older sister tells her baby brother all the things she can do: “I can stomp my feet. I can hop, hop, hop. I can twirl around like a spinning top. / I can put on my coat and play outside. I can swing on the swing and slide down the slide.” The charming illustrations show what appears to be an Asian-American family, with the lively narrator always a step or two ahead of her adoring baby brother and somewhat bedraggled mom. The staccato-paced rhyming text will make for a fun read-aloud and children will enjoy the detailed illustrations of a busy, less-than-orderly household. (Ages 2-4)

Hey, Little Baby, look at me! I can read a book. I can count to three.Toddlers love to show off their budding skills, especially to a new baby. Here, the can-do's of a big sister are boldly expressed in confident verse. Young children dealing with the frustration and fun of having a new baby around are sure to relate to this humorous story.