We already own several of Debi Gliori's book, which focus on the 'big' questions that children ask. This book features siblings, Willa and Willoughby with Willoughby highlighting the advantages of getting bigger (though of course never as big as him - he is an older brother after all!) while also answering many of Willa's fears about growing up. This book is ideal for children that are showing some fears of growing up, and possibly entering into a new stage of life with all the changes that it brings.

My daughter enjoyed this book to a certain degree, but usually lost interest at some stage due to the repetitious use of the word 'will', in 'will I', Willoughby and Willa, which when used in a rhythmic fashion she enjoys, but isn't in this book.

The relationship between the siblings was beautifully showcased, with the older brother showing a patience and assistance in a way that I'm sure all parents wish was a daily reality! The pictures are lovely and overall the book is one that will be reread many times in our household.

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