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Chooch Helped (Caldecott Medal Winner)

Andrea L. Rogers

Every big sister knows the feeling: little brothers get away with EVERYTHING! Meet Sissy, who's had it up to here with her two-year-old brother Chooch. No matter what chaos he creates in their loving Cherokee family―and trust us, there's a lot―their parents just smile and say he's ""helping."" When...

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The book was highlighted by Andrew Limbong as the Caldecott Medal winner, focusing on a young girl dealing with her two‑year‑old brother who constantly tries to help and creates messes. He noted the relatable sibling dynamic and praised its illustration quality, indicating strong approval for listeners.

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Episode: NPR News: 01-27-2025 2PM EST

The picture book was noted as the Caldecott Medal winner, about a young girl whose twoyearold brother constantly insists on helping and makes a mess.

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This year, it went to Chooch Helped Illustrated by Rebecca Lee Koons. That book is about a young girl who gets frustrated when her two-year-old baby brother makes a mess of things as he insists on helping all the time.

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