A young girl is resentful of her baby brother’s presence and ends up getting a time out for screaming at him when he sucks her dolls hair. During her time out she thinks of reasons to like him instead being angry.This book allows students to see that they're not the only one's who sometimes have difficulty dealing with their anger. It would be a great read-a-loud and a good book for families to read together as a discussion tool. This book can be used to discuss issues of ownership and responsibility. It may also be used to discuss family dynamics. Cooperation and problem solving are also components of the text. Students can discuss the need for rules and consequences. Children can create their own books using real life experiences or their imagination. They can create an alternate ending. They can role play scenes from the story. Students can compare Goldie’s relationship with her brother to their own relationship with their siblings. The book is aimed at younger readers. ( )