Books with title Four good friends

Good Friends are a precious thing. This adorable book by Anita Adkins with illustrations by Savannah Horton is written especially for beginning readers in grades K—2. The book was originally written to provide young braille students a bridge from reading single-cell words to multi-cell words. It has been transformed into a paperback so that other children may read this adorable story of friendship.

Come on a sea adventure with HUGO THE HAPPY STARFISH as he finds out that HAPPINESS begins with TOLERANCE. GOOD FRIENDS (THE ISLAND OF TOLERANCE) contains a great educational lesson about TOLERANCE AND FRIENDSHIP.On the ISLAND OF TOLERANCE Hugo learns not to judge others by their appearance. He discovers that good friends can come in all shapes and sizes and that you have to be tolerant in order to have good friendships.Hugo is a little starfish whose home is at the bottom of the wide ocean. He longs to visit the real world, and one day he decides to go and find it. Hugo's journey to happiness isn't quite as straightforward as he hopes though. He is sent to a series of different islands where he is taught important character lessons.By the end of his journey, Hugo has visited fourteen islands, made many more friends, and, most importantly, learned how to be a better starfish.‘HUGO THE HAPPY STARFISH - ISLAND ADVENTURES’ is packed with life lessons for kids, showing them the importance of appreciation, patience, tolerance and optimism amongst others.Teaching children life skills can be tricky, but with this exciting book your kids will come across some of the most important lessons there are to be learned. Like Hugo, their journey to the real world will be full of character lessons along the way.In Hugo, children, parents, and educators will discover a lovable and engaging role model with whom they can identify. The story consists of 29 gorgeous illustrations showing a colorful and magical underwater world.Children will laugh at the delightful characters, hold their breaths in suspense and love to read this story over and over.The book is suitable as a read aloud book for preschoolers or a self-read book for older children.The book comes with a number of worksheets which are downloadable at no cost on our website. The book is offered in two editions (a version with Spanish introductory vocabulary and an English only version) as well as in different languages such as German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese.There are more HUGO THE HAPPY STARFISH stories waiting to be discovered. Make sure to read THE LAST BULLY and THE SECRET TO HAPPINESS, THE MAGIC OF THE MOMENT, ONE STEP AT ATIME and many more.Through his adventures, Hugo learns many valuable lessons of character, life skills, and ecological alertness – all amid the backdrop of a magical underwater world and mystical islands.The stories were developed in conjunction with the author’s teaching experience at an International Baccalaureate® School and they support the different learner profiles and attitudes of the IB PYP curriculum.Get your copy today and be sure to look out for more quality Kindle Books published by HAPPY LANGUAGE KIDS PUBLICATIONS!www.MyStarfish.orgwww.SuzyLiebermann.com

Good Friends are a precious thing. This adorable book by Anita Adkins with illustrations by Savannah Horton is written especially for beginning readers in grades K--2. The book was originally written to provide young braille students a bridge from reading single-cell words to multi-cell words. It has been transformed into a paperback so that other children may read this adorable story of friendship.

Why are these things happening?That is what four young men from a tiny village far away from anyplace are wondering.First they encounter one of the most deadly creatures in the universe and somehow manage to defeat it. Then assassins are sent after them by an insane human with almost godlike power and they are the first ever to survive them.Being forced to flee their home, they journey to the Capital in hopes that joining the army will provide some protection. But they encounter trouble the entire trip, and once they reach the Capital, things don’t get better.Journey along with these young men as they learn to trust in their own special abilities, and in each other.