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There's a House Inside My Mummy by Giles Andreae and Vanessa Cabban (view source)
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|title=There's a House Inside My Mummy
|author=Giles Andreae and Vanessa Cabban
|publisher=Orchard
|date=January 2012
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|summary=A wonderful rhyming book to share with little ones who are looking forward (or perhaps not!) to the arrival of a new sibling.
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My only quibble with the whole book is that at the end it says ''Look who Mummy made for us - My lovely little brother! There's no one in her tummy now...UNTIL SHE MAKES ANOTHER!'' which is a wonderful ending but prompted my daughter to then discuss how, once her baby brother is born (he's in the tummy house right now!) I can set about making her a sister! A delightful book, definitely recommended!
For more help with the 'new sibling' issue try [[The Baby (But I'd Have Liked a Hamster) by India Knight and Jessica Meserve]] and [[I Want a Sister (Little Princess) by Tony Ross]]. For more problems with mummies, try [[The Mummy Shop by Abie Longstaff and Lauren Beard]].
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