When I Was Little: A Four-Year-Old's Memoir of Her Youth Book

I really enjoyed this book! And it's not because it is written by Jamie Lee Curtis, but that does add to it. What I liked most about this book was how well Curtis wrote it from a four year old's perspective. It is about a four-year-old looking back to what she used to do when she was "little". Even though four is still pretty little, if you think about it, at that age, we all could not wait to grow up. We want to be big kids and do what big kids do. What we didn't realize was that at the age of 4, we were just beginning our lives. To us, a four-year-old is still a baby, but what does that make us to an eighty-year-old. The point I am trying to make within all this babbling is that, no matter how old we are, we still have some growing up to do. At the end of the book, the little girl says "When I was little, I didn't know who I was. Now I do." I think that we are constantly figuring out who we are at all times. Whether we are 4 or 80, there is always more that we can learn about ourselves and things that we will remember about ourselves when we were "little".