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MCBD Review Book Sissy Goes Tiny

This my second book to review in The 2021 Multicultural Book Day.

ISBN : 978-1-936426-22-5

Audrey Press : P.O. Box 6113, Maryville, TN 37802.

Dedication :

Rebecca Flansburg : For Jake and Sara, the two medium-sized human who make me whole.

BA Nordgard : Every day I am thankful for my parents, Ray & Gladys, who somehow instilled me the belief that I am capable of doing whatever I set my mind to.

This book its really a colourfull and have a nice picture with illustration of Penny Weber.

This book is tell us about : Sissy and hers parents who choosing a new life from a big house with big yard to a new Tiny House that will be on wheels, so they can travel and live wherever they want!.

This situation is not easy to Sissy understanding, because she really love her big bedroom and specially her big bed that she could ran, leaped and landed with a ‘thump’. She loved her big house that was surrounded by big oaks and small chirping bird.

Then one day, Her parents appeared in the doorway of her rooms and in their hands they held a big book with a picture of a little house on the cover. A really little house.

They are ‘going Tiny’ that means as a family, they are selling their big house and moving into a smaller one- a much smaller one. Everywhere they go, they will always have their home. Living tiny means They can own fewer things and have more experiences. I think this my favorite’s quote in this book , that with fewer things, we will have more experiences.

Even it was hard to Sissy and hers parents to say goodbye to many favourite thing they love, but they were excited to theirs new life.

Then it happened, the day come when a big truck pulled up with their new tiny house. Sissy and her parents must have been excited too, because all three of them almost got stuck in the front doors as they rushed together to get inside they would now call Home.

Sissy knew there would be days when she missed her old bed and many toys, but she did’nt feel sad about it anymore. She also knew that her family’s new tiny living adventure was full of big possibilities, and wherever they stopped on their journey, they would always be Home.

Wow its really a nice story that we could be choose our life in the new tiny living . So I think tiny it’s not always meaning of a small, but tiny could be a lot of a new journey with a lot experience of life.

Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2021 (1/29/21) is in its 8^th year! This non-profit children’s literacy initiative was founded by Valarie Budayr and Mia Wenjen; two diverse book-loving moms who saw a need to shine the spotlight on all of the multicultural books and authors on the market while also working to get those book into the hands of young readers and educators.

Eight years in, MCBD’s mission is to raise awareness of the ongoing need to include kids’ books that celebrate diversity in homes and school bookshelves continues. Read about our Mission & History HERE.

MCBD 2021 is honored to be Supported by these Medallion Sponsors!

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE: Mia Wenjen (Prgamaticmom) and Valarie Budayr’s (Audreypress.com)

Platinum Sponsors: Language Lizard Bilingual Books in 50+ Languages, Author Deedee Cummings and Make A Way Media

Gold Sponsors: Barefoot Books, Candlewick Press, Capstone, Hoopoe Books, KidLitTV, Peachtree Publishing Company Inc.