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.