Books with title My Three Best Friends and Me, Zulay

Three Best Friends is an inspiring book about a tiger, a lion, and a bear cub who became best friends. This story teaches children about the importance of working together when times are tough. It also shows the positive outcomes of such an act and that it will lead to stronger friendships and closer bonds between those involved.This is a captivating adventurous story about three animals that took care of each other during hard times. In the end they formed a beautiful friendship which would last a lifetime.

Max and his two best friends, Sophia and Max, are excited that a new community playground is opening up. They have not played together in a playground since meeting in preschool. The ribbon is cute and Max suddenlty cries out, " My wheelchair is stuck in the wood chips." Feeling humiliated that Max can't play with his friends, he struggles to find a way to belong despite being bullied by two kids. Max learns the true meaning of friendship as fathoms on why playgrounds are built for not all children with abilities.

Three Best Friends is an inspiring book about a tiger, a lion, and a bear cub who became best friends. This story teaches children about the importance of working together when times are tough. It also shows the positive outcomes of such an act and that it will lead to stronger friendships and closer bonds between those involved. This is a captivating adventurous story about three animals that took care of each other during hard times. In the end they formed a beautiful friendship which would last a lifetime.

Max is all excited that a new community playground is opening up. His two best friends, Sophia and Xavier, meet him at the ribbon cutting ceremony as they wait earnestly to enter the playground. Once the ribbon is cut, Max pushes his wheelchair with his friends to check out the new equipment. Suddenly, Max says, "Oh No!, my wheelchair is stuck in the wood chips". Max sweats profusely, pushes hard his wheelchair to try to move safely across the flooring to no avail. With tears dripping down his face, his father pushes him out of the playground to go home. Sophia and Xavier feel angry that the parent committee built an inaccessible playground where their best friend can't play with them. Max is determined to join his friends in the playground as he faces bullying from two children and learns the true meaning of friendship.