There is just something about this book I don’t like. Overall I like the message of helping is good. And I like the message of helping parents do some of their stuff so they have more time for the kids. But I think what has thrown me off is that Angela, the girl in the story, gets disheartened because she is asked to do things she should already be doing like picking up her toys and making her bed. If those things were already done, maybe the parents would let her help with other things. Maybe I am just looking for too big a hole. The story is nice, but not great and not one I would add to my shelves at work.