Being the youngest in the family has its perks-but for Yuna, it often means being left out of her sisters' games. No matter how many times she asks to join, the answer is always the same: "You're too little." But Yuna knows being young doesn't mean being incapable-and she's determined to prove it. One afternoon, when her sisters' game goes awry, it's Yuna's small hands and big heart that save the day. Through courage, clever thinking, and a touch of stubbornness, Yuna shows that being the youngest can be a strength-not a setback. Told in lively rhyme and filled with heartwarming moments, Yuna the Young is a delightful tale about inclusion, self-worth, and the quiet power of persistence. A must-read for any child who's ever been told they're "too little," this story reminds us that everyone deserves a chance to play. Perfect for young readers learning to navigate the ups and downs of sibling life.
