In this story in rhyme, Lee is tired of being the hardly noticed middle child. He is not the tallest, the shortest, the oldest, the youngest, the most admired or the cutest child in the family, but he certainly is the most miserable one. When, however, he begins to play his guitar and sing about his woes, the situation changes - Lee becomes the centre of attention and is admired by all. David Catrow's illustrations live up to their reputation as being "winningly eccentric" and "bright, wide-eyed and exuberant."--Ministry of Education website.

Health education grade 1 (2010).