Customer Reviews

My Youngest, There's No One Like You (Birth Order Books)

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I really enjoyed reading this, and I know that when I give it to my little girl in a few years, she will feel an extra dose of love. Kevin Leman is an author to trust and an expert to follow. This outflow of creativity puts into pictures some of what he teaches in his books. I recommend all books in this series that apply to each family!

is fun, and hard on the heart. She/he is the last "first" of everyone.

The book has great illistrations and is cute to read!

We love Dr. Kevin Leman's books!

My 7 yr. old and my 4 yr. old are always asking which we love the best.....and we always reply that we love them both the best! This book really explains the ways that the special birth orders have in our hearts....why the first born is always special b/c they were first, and why the younges is always special b/c they are the last baby (and why the middle is special- but we don't have one of those!). Our kids beg for their "special" books as their night time story every night now. So happy we bought this book!

I purchased this book for the baby of the family, so I haven't read it to her yet, however there are nearly 5 years between the last two kids so I read it thinking about the now middle child when he was the youngest. I love Kevin Leman so I knew this would be a great series of books. It's based on generalizations, though, so while most of it was good and true, some of it was a little off for our family and situation. But overall the book is great and it's neat to have a book for each child letting them know they are a special part of the family. I recommend it.

I have always enjoyed the books by Dr. Kevin Leman about birth order. I purchased this for a "fun" Christmas book (2009). Good Idea for children to see a quick synopsis of their family consellation.

I am a psychologist and bought all 3 books in the series when my son's wife gave birth to his 3rd child. I didn't preview it before I read these books to the oldest as well as to newly deemed "middle child." I was disapointed and a bit apologetic to their parents when we all read it together. These children knew the message(s) in the book were related to them. I felt that since they are so young, they were getting a message about how they were going to (or should) turn out. Also, there were references to Christmas and I felt this didn't leave room for people who celebrate other holidays than those. I thought the concept of the book was good. From the title, I was mainly interested in the message that the mother loves all three of her children, recognises differences, but loves them just the same. I wish the author would have just adhered to that theme and left the predictions about their personalities and behavior out of it. [...]