The story begins with a competitive girl named Whitney who loves to win and knows that everybody loves a winner. But when she isn’t invited to a classmate’s birthday party because she'll, “win all the games,” Whitney is hurt and confused. At her big soccer game, Whitney’s Tiny Ninja encourages her to pass the ball to a struggling teammate, who then scores the game winning goal. Whitney is surprised at how good it feels to share the glory and happily realizes that there is more than one way to win and more than one way to be a winner.

Created for readers ages four to eight and bursting with humor, Whitney Wins Everything introduces themes of teamwork, friendship, self-confidence, and compassion. Fan-favorite Ninja Seek-and-Find illustrations first introduced in Milo Does Not Like Mornings also appear here in full-color spreads that enthrall pre-readers, their grown-ups, and everyone in between.