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Lara's New Friend
Erik Brokelman
Paperback (Independently published, May 17, 2020)Lara's New Friend is a heartwarming and funny tale of a rabbit who scares easily, and the little girl who wants her new friend to feel safe in her new home. "Don't worry my friend. Soon you will see, when we are together you're as safe as can be."*This is the black and white edition *
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Sam's New Friend
Thierry Robberecht, Philippe Goossens
Hardcover (Clarion Books, Jan. 21, 2008)Sam is only friends with boys. Boys are strong and tough--girls aren't. But when Ellie joins Sam's class and he's forced to get to know her, he finds out that her parents may be getting a divorce. Then Sam sees just how strong and tough a girl can be, and he makes his first real friend.Readers will relate to Sam's feelings--and his change of heart--and the bold colors, engaging animal characters, and gentle humor are perfectly suited to the preschool audience.
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New Friend
Charlotte Zolotow
Hardcover (TBS The Book Service Ltd, )None
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TJ's New Friend
Aviaq Johnston, Charlene Chua
Paperback (Inhabit Education Books Inc., June 2, 2020)TJ is bored of playing the same old games with his friends. When a new girl named Sapa moves to his community, he finally has a friend who shares his interests!TJ and Sapa spend all summer playing out and exploring their community. When school starts in the fall, TJâs classmates tease Sapa for being different. Will TJ stand up for his new friend?
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Lara's New Friend
Erik Brokelman
Paperback (Independently published, May 23, 2020)*This is the Colour Copy* Lara's New Friend is a heartwarming and funny tale of a rabbit who scares easily, and the little girl who wants her new friend to feel safe in her new home. "Don't worry my friend. Soon you will see, when we are together you're as safe as can be."
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Lucy's New Friend
Tesla Paige Southwell, Jason Dennis Southwell, Tahisa Southwell
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 13, 2015)Lucy's New Friend is the story of a young girl discovering friendship at the playground where she meets a new girl named Caramel. The book was written by a 5 year old girl, Tesla Southwell. She narrated the story to her father and personally illustrated each of the images in the book.
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