Books with title Friends for Keeps: My Forever Friends

Sherman Skunk is having a difficult day. It seems that everything he does ends up being mean, even when he doesn't want to be mean. When all of his friends gather at North Pond to play in the mud, Sherman is afraid to join in. What will he learn about friendship? This book teaches the strength and durability of true friendship. The Black Forest Friends Book Series takes place in the meadows and woodlands of Black Forest, Colorado. Each book in the series present life lessons to the reader through adventures and misadventures of the animals who live in the forest. It is the goal of the authors to help children learn moral values, friendship, facts about forest animals and outdoor life. Readers tag along with Kit Red Fox, Ariel Butterfly, Violet Mule Deer and other Black Forest friends Throughout this delightful series, the young animals go exploring, play games and meet new friends. Each book highlights an animal character and includes an educational section and or activity. The exquisite watercolors welcome readers to these masterful fables that both educate and entertain. A new generation of classics, enjoyed by children of all ages!

Wise, practical advice to help keep friendships alive and rewarding, just the way God intended themFriends are too important to take lightly. They need and deserve a generous helping of tender, loving care. Friendships can be absolutely great they also can have some possible pitfalls. This books helps discover the way to good, solid, healthy relationships.Form his humorous "Even Good Friends Can Sit on Your Lunch" to his perceptive "The Pain of Prejudice," Her are fifty-two short devotionals by bestselling author William Coleman on an important theme for today's teen. Designed for use in a family devotional setting or for personal use by an individual, each chapter includes helpful questions for personal application and for stimulating discussion. Bridge the "generation/conversation gap" in you home with Friends Forever

Sara is not happy. Her family have decided to move interstate, and as a consequence, she has a sore throat from yelling "I am NOT GOING!" Marking the days off until she has to move in her secret diary—the real one and not the fake one that she leaves for her family to read—she confesses to a crush on the 'player' Jack Marconi, her despair at finding out that her best friend Ellie has stolen him away and how eating at Burger Heaven is better for you than working out at the gym. Will she have to eventually move or will the journey for Sara commence way before 'Moving Day'?