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Friends Forever
Wilda McKenzie
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 11, 2013)Friends Forever by Wilda McKenzie
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C. A. Plaisted
Paperback (Stripes, Jan. 1, 1656)None
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Forever Friends
Barbara S. Cohen, Dorothy Louise Hall
Hardcover (Tallfellow Press, Feb. 25, 2015)Petey the dog shares his joy of having a master and best friend like Skip.
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Friends Forever
Naomi Suss, Tanya Stewart
Paperback (Vantage Press, April 1, 2009)Friends Forever is a charming story written in verse about an unlikely friendship between a butterfly and a frog. Educational and fun, this book will help young children learn about nature and the importance of friendship.
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Friends Forever
Walt Disney Productions
Unbound (Walt Disney Records & Audio, Jan. 15, 1998)CD
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Forever Friends
Candy Dawson Boyd
Paperback (Penguin Books, Jan. 1, 1988)None
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Friends Forever
Cindy Pruett
Hardcover (Whitecap Books Ltd, Aug. 1, 2003)Book by
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Friends Forever
Pippa Goodhart, Ailie Busby
Paperback (Egmont UK, March 1, 2003)Maxine and Minnie have so much in common, but they're very different too. Great Auntie Dot helps them to make old-looking family trees, and Maxine and Minnie pretend to be Victorian. Playing orphans starts Minnie wondering, and finally her mother tells her the story of her dad, who died before she was born.
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Friends Forever
Random House, Jeff Albrecht
Paperback (Golden Books, July 25, 2000)Friends Forever Book
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Friends Forever
Robert Glover, Kimberly Davis
Hardcover (Ozark Pubns, March 1, 1996)Charlie is considered the school dummy until he meets Bobby, the new kid in school, who teaches him how to study and play baseball.
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Friends Forever
Alice Alfonsi
Library BindingNone
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Forever Friends
Tabitha J Page, Alexander Kulieshov
Paperback (Tabitha J Page, June 1, 2019)Tia and Claire both have challenges at school. Tia has a new pair of glasses and Claire uses a wheelchair. Their fears of teasing at school come true, but from shared adversity comes a true friendship as they find they have much in common beyond their obvious differences.This charming picture book follows the girls journey as they learn about themselves, each other, friendship and the world. It is the first in the Fabulous Friends series of picture books for older readers and explores/touches on subjects such as acceptance, bullying, inclusion, fitting in, disability, anxiety and more, without making it a heavy part of the story. The aim of the book, of course, being to be fun, empowering and uplifting.