Books with title Good-bye Best Friend

Star has a great sense of humor and lots of style, but jokes and creativity can’t protect her from cystic fibrosis, a fatal disease she’s had since she was born. Because of her illness, Star has never been able to do things most kids do—and never even had a chance to make a best friend. Then Star goes to Hope House when her illness is at its worst. She meets Courtney Cambridge there, and they become friends. Courtney is pretty, popular, and she has a boyfriend—she’s everything Star has ever wanted to be, and her friendship gives Star the strength to go on. Soon, Courtney is going back to a normal, healthy life, and Star isn’t—she’s too sick to leave Hope House. Will Star lose her first best friend when Courtney discovers how sick Star really is?

Star has a great sense of humor and lots of style, but jokes and creativity can’t protect her from cystic fibrosis, a fatal disease she’s had since she was born. Because of her illness, Star has never been able to do things most kids do—and never even had a chance to make a best friend. Then Star goes to Hope House when her illness is at its worst. She meets Courtney Cambridge there, and they become friends. Courtney is pretty, popular, and she has a boyfriend—she’s everything Star has ever wanted to be, and her friendship gives Star the strength to go on. Soon, Courtney is going back to a normal, healthy life, and Star isn’t—she’s too sick to leave Hope House. Will Star lose her first best friend when Courtney discovers how sick Star really is?

Best Friends Goals is about two best friends, Kevin and Bill. Kevin has autism, and Bill does not. This story discusses their similarities and differences, and how they make their friendship work. Children with autism sometimes find it difficult to make friends, and have trouble in social situations. One child can make a world of difference in the life of a child with autism. This difference often comes in the form of patience, understanding, and most importantly, friendship. This book will help children see that their peers who have autism are just like them, and it also teaches patience and understanding.

Best Friends Goals is about two best friends, Kevin and Bill. Kevin has autism, and Bill does not. This story discusses their similarities and differences, and how they make their friendship work. Children with autism sometimes find it difficult to make friends, and have trouble in social situations. One child can make a world of difference in the life of a child with autism. This difference often comes in the form of patience, understanding, and most importantly, friendship. This book will help children see that their peers who have autism are just like them, and it also teaches patience and understanding.

Little Bunny learns the joy of creative play and imagination. When a child imagines, they are developing the important skills needed for envisioning. The ability to envision ideas and plans is key to all adult communications and creativity, as well as, organizing and accomplishing. Calm, comforting and kind, the Little Bunny series eBooks gently tell entertaining stories of learning and growing up. Guided by loving parents Little Bunny tackles navigating life with a lively personality and enthusiasm. You will recognize your child in Little Bunny’s reaction to the big world and its many challenges.The entire Little Bunny series is available on Kindle.