Books with title Very Special Friends

Bear, Beaver, and Blue Bird in Friends Are Special symbolize the differences among us in the way that we each have our own purpose in life. When Bear and Beaver get into an argument at the beginning of spring, Blue Bird convinces Bear to give Beaver a second chance. In doing so, this leads to the unique friendship between them in that they manage to find the time to help each other out when they are in need.

Three Special Friends It is always a delight to look back to childhood days, especially when the memories evoke the curiosity and excitement of time spent with friends. Three Special Friends does just that. Barbara Finch returns to her childhood days and recounts the adventures of three friends in a small community in Cheshire, but could really be anywhere. She tells the stories in a style that makes you want to read them aloud to your children and grandchildren. Delightfully illustrated in watercolour drawings by Barbara's young friend, Naomi Rudge, you will want to return to the book again and again for another look.

Bear, Beaver, and Blue Bird in Friends Are Special symbolize the differences among us in the way that we each have our own purpose in life. When Bear and Beaver get into an argument at the beginning of spring, Blue Bird convinces Bear to give Beaver a second chance. In doing so, this leads to the unique friendship between them in that they manage to find the time to help each other out when they are in need.