Titch has a a very clean room, but his brother and sister do not so they are asking Titch for a helping hand. The things they want to get rid of, Titch really enjoys and wants to keep because he has not had his time to play with them. Titch decides to take everything therefor making his room less tidy and his siblings rooms more tidy. ( )

From the book flap:

"Titch is back! And everyone's favorite little brother (Titch and You'll Soon Grow into Them, Titch) is still younger and smaller than Mary and Peter. This proves to be a great advantage when the older siblings tidy their rooms - and decide to get rid of the toys, books, and games they have outgrown. Pat Hutchins, as always know exactly how to amuse and enchant her enthusiastic fans."

Titch helps his older brother and sister clean their rooms. As the older children get rid of old-to-them toys, Titch moves the new-to-him toys into his now cluttered room.

Ages:3-6
Source: Tacoma Public L:ibrary

this book is about a little boy and how clean he keeps his room while his siblings rooms are a mess
this book is good for 5 to 7 year olds
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Titch kept a very clean and tidy room. When he offers to help his brother and sister clean their rooms, Titch ends up making a mess of his room. He took all the toys that his brother and sister didn't want and put them in his room.