My favorite doll is missing an arm. My precious sticker book has been torn to pieces. It's all because of my little sibling, Min! I just can't take it anymore. I'm going to make a magic potion and send my sibling far, far away! My troublemaking little sibling is just too much to handle, so I'm going to use a magic potion to make them disappear. When I got home from kindergarten, the house was a total mess. My favorite doll's arm was ripped off, and my sticker book was torn apart. My school supplies and toys were all wrecked. There's no doubt about it—my little sibling Min did it. When I'm playing a game, Min snatches the mouse away. When I'm playing at the playground, Min throws sand everywhere. And at mealtime, Min sticks a spoon in my rice bowl and flips it over. I just can't stand it anymore, so I decide to send Min far, far away. Late at night, while everyone is asleep, I make a magic potion. Will this potion really make Min disappear? The next day, Min really is gone! I watch TV by myself, eat snacks, and play happily. I dress up my doll in pretty clothes and draw pictures with crayons. But then it suddenly starts to rain. I worry a little about Min's tricycle left outside, but then again—Min's not even here anymore, so who cares! But the rain keeps pouring down, and something starts to feel strange in my heart. I start worrying about the bike... and maybe, just maybe, I miss Min a little too. Did Min really disappear? "I Hate My Little Sibling!" is a picture book for older siblings who sometimes just can't stand their little brothers or sisters. It tells the story of the everyday conflicts between a first child and a second child. The older sister, Seoyoon, has her favorite things carelessly broken by her little sibling, Min. Each time this happens, their mom simply tells Seoyoon that Min is still young and doesn't know any better, and to just play along. But the more this happens, the more Seoyoon grows to resent Min. "I Hate My Little Sibling!" is a delightfully funny picture book that captures the very real feelings of older kids who find their younger siblings utterly exasperating. Author Moon Gu-seon drew directly from everyday moments experienced while raising her own children to create this story. It's a relatable and original picture book for older siblings who find their younger brothers and sisters annoying, for younger siblings who can't help but pester their older ones, and for parents raising children of their own. The humorously drawn characters and charming illustrations bring the story vividly to life. Readers will laugh and cry along with Seoyoon as she experiences a whirlwind of emotions—anger at her sibling, worry when Min disappears, and finally tears when Min offers her a piece of candy.