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As the work opens, the speaker tries to get the baby to go to his own room to play, and warns him not to touch what does not belong to him. The baby persists by picking up his brother's baseball bat, so the speaker gets his blue magic hat. The attempts at transforming the baby into a mouse, a monkey, a monster, and a big brown bear do not seem to please the wizard. Finally he thinks, "My baby brot... More

As the work opens, the speaker tries to get the baby to go to his own room to play, and warns him not to touch what does not belong to him. The baby persists by picking up his brother's baseball bat, so the speaker gets his blue magic hat. The attempts at transforming the baby into a mouse, a monkey, a monster, and a big brown bear do not seem to please the wizard. Finally he thinks, "My baby brother is not much of a problem, but just will not go away."In the conclusion of The Little Wizard, the boy recognizes that his brother might view him as a role model and just wants to play. Overall, the volume seeks to educate as well as to entertain, presenting a viable resource for a parent, teacher, or other adult who might be interested in imparting a message about sharing and family bonds.

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