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Friendliness as old saying says, ‘a friend saves life of a friend’. This is very true in real life. Words in letters or through mouth-- we read and hear about heroic deeds done by many to their friends. A true friendship for sure has something to do about saving a friend’s life or from any threatening circumstance, which places the other's life in peril.Jorge’s view about friendship, in his very young age, went far beyond. His friendship was unique. A natural way of giving concern and compassion, mostly, occured among creatures in their own kind. His’, did not follow a definite natural pattern. Unnatural as you may called it-- but his’, something encompassing that even his father and brothers could not believed as they struggled to get out from the most life-threatening moment of their life.What Jorge did, to make that friendship a seal in a world of imaginations, the book, 'Jorge and His Shy Friends', had something to suggest about it. In reality, Jorge's friendship appeared to be enshrouded in a mysterious cloud beyond human comprehension.

Talking about friends, friends, and more topics about friends—anyone can be just so interested. Healthy, beneficent friendship is what we need. Most of all, youngsters need it for their psychosocial growth. Without it, humanity is embroiled in a seething cauldron of chaos and conflict. Zeny’s situation is understandable, just an average and simple fourth grader as she is.This’ the case, maybe when she accepts Xerxes friendship without further ado. Even the latter’s weird bearing, make up and intelligence as well, in whatever condition suggests; he is a weirdo and likely, not from anywhere, people come along. Not until when the secret story of her friend finally revealed to her. Surprisingly, instead, the situation became scary; it appeared to be favorable to both of them. It bonded their friendship even more. Was it Xerxes’ talking flowers or just a sign of a more-than- a-friendship affection that would exist between them someday? Whatever the reasons behind the scene, Zeny amassed tons of hopes even up to now by being talky with the flowers.

A book about Peace, how it is generated within each one of us! Based on a vision the author had when she was 16 years old. Children and adults will enjoy reading this book. The colorful hand painted images tell the story, can be viewed in full color on your computer or laptop, use the double page mode to get the full two page effect. This is a lovely reminder of how we all carry the potential of peace inside us, and how the power is strongest in children. The primitive colorful art, showing war and the bonding of children from all over the world for good, will inspire even children to express themselves in the creation of a better society.—Susan Mayclin Stephenson, Artist and Montessori Education Consultant, www.susanart.net

On a hill overseeing a small village of Marblehead, sits an old house where, within its walls, a world of magic exists. It is through the maze of interconnected hallways and doors that one enters the different kingdoms and magical places. Within the walls of the old house are the forces of good and of evil locked in a struggle dating back to the rise of the Dark Wizard and the Salem witch trials. Only a child from the outside realm of humanity can tip the balance towards the good magic so the oracle foretold. For only a human child can weld the three objects of power and combine them to defeat the Dark Wizard and his dominion. Patty Lane, a redheaded, freckled 12 year old moved into the old house with her father and younger brother, Toby. Little did she or Toby know that they would find themselves struggling within the Old House Magic.

Karma was only a baby when her new parents Margret and Edward Lea adopted her from the Children's Aid Adoption Agency in 1967. She had no idea of the challenges that were ahead of her and how difficult her future was going to be. Her parents knew that Karma would be faced with prejudice's from her peers, however they had no idea of the deep rooted hatred that was alive in the community they called home. To them it was love at first sight and they knew that this little girl would fit into their family even if they were different. Because to them "love" had no colour.This fictional young adult read is loosely based on real life events. Clearly showing us the prejudice and hatred that existed in the early 1970's.

Jack's Dreams Come To Life tells the story of a dog named Jack, lives with his other animal friends on a ranch. After seeing what mischief he can get himself into, and not finding any, he falls asleep. He dreams of being chased by a giant squirrel. When he falls down a hole, he lands in his toy box, on top of his favorite squeak toys. While playing with the cow, the others (horses, pigs, and ducks) start to grow and move around. Soon all the squeak toys circle Jack and he must find a way out. When he sees an opening, a large duck blocks his path. Jack and the duck try to out bark and out quack each other. Pretty soon Jack sees an opening and makes a run for it. As he does, all the squeak toys vanish in a puff of smoke and a cow sneezing on him awakens Jack. Thinking the cow is his squeak toy, Jack runs inside the house and looks inside his toy box to see if all the squeak toys are there.

The National Zoo in Washington D.C has been home to many exotic animals, and the furry friends China sent us in 1972 are no exception. Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling captivated the visitors with their antics and one novice photographer learned to use his camera on one particular visit. Forty years later, the photos have lost their color and may be a little grainy, but children still love the adorable creatures, even though they've long sense passed."America's Panda Pair" is a children's picture book of 480 words.

Who walks among us? People from all over the world live in the U.S.A., from sea to shining sea. Bela and Mrs. Allbody walk among us now. Where are they from, what strange ways and customs do they bring, and should we fear them? After all, Bela is a. ... Join Bela for his first day of school, which marks his first day in the wider world. His thoughts and memories will inform us of his past, and the surprising present that harkens back to it. Enjoy! [Best viewed in font size 1 to accommodate pictures.]

What do you do when the neighborhood tower-of-strength needs somebody to lean on? Seven-year-old Jenny learns that she can provide some of that strength to her indomitable Momma Jeannie, who needs to get her leg amputated. They also find out that they are not alone. The rough neighborhood that Momma Jeannie looks after shows how deeply they care about her. This story is just a testament to the way in which people in what outsiders would consider the most unlikely of neighborhoods look after each other. Enjoy! [Read in Font 1 for best accommodation of pictures with text.]