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Donald and the New Baby
Written by Donald Massetti
Narrated by Whitney Edwards
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About this audiobook
Donald could not help but wonder what it would be like to have a brother. Little Donald has three sisters and dreams about having a brother.
When his parents announce that his mom is going to have another baby, Donald gets very excited and starts to plan all sorts of fun things to do with a new little brother. But what if he gets a fourth sister? What will he do then? Find out in Donald and the New Baby.
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Reviews for Donald and the New Baby
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5This book was the perfect book to read to my class as we had several children in the class who’s moms were expecting a new baby. Each student was excited to tell me whether they wanted mom to have a baby boy or girl. This book taught the children that it didn’t matter if mom had a boy or a girl because you would still love the baby and be able to do all the same things no matter boy or girl. I read this story every year and every year the children love it!