Books with title Will You Be My Friend?

Samuel is a six-year-old boy and is in the first grade. He has an amazing ability to share his life as he manages his autism. Raising autism awareness in our communities through the lens of a child has favorable outcomes. This relatable story provides insight into how Samuel promotes anti-bully behavior. The book is equipped with an autism guide and anti-bullying worksheet. "Will You Be My Friend? is an educational, celebratory children's book that teaches our kids about embracing the things that make us different and welcoming those differences in other people. " ~Mayor Andrew J. Ginther, Columbus, Ohio

Celebrate the differences that make life richer and more interesting with this inclusive board book about a budding friendship.Making friends is something all children do, but sometimes it can feel scary. They might worry that no one will like them or that they are too different to find a friend. In this sweet board book, the narrator lists all the ways children can be different from a prospective friend: "I wake early. You sleep late. My hair's curly. Yours is straight. I say, 'Now!' You say, 'Wait?' Will you be friends with me?" Instead of worrying that these differences will make friendship impossible, the narrator decides that: "We're all different. That's okay! Life is much more fun that way." Perfect for children heading to school or any child in a new situation trying to make friends, this encouraging book reassures readers that diversity is what makes friendship--and life--so interesting.

Will You be My Friend, is an interactive children's book that promotes bonding, education and emotional growth. This book is intended to help children name and identify different feelings. Exploring emotions while young empowers children to develop life long skills. Understanding emotions can often decrease or eliminate tantrums and outbursts. Will You Be My Friend, is a fun way to learn about common feelings children feel everyday. Taking the opportunity to identify happy, sad, mad, frustrated, nervous, lonely and other emotion from the book, allows parents and children to put words and life experiences together. THE STORY: A young boy is starting second grade at a new school. He is nervous about loosing his old friends while striving to make new friends. Throughout the book he identifies and works to overcome specific challenges and emotions. He learns to work hard and to be happy with who he is. After reading this book we hope you and your child will have a greater ability to recognize and express feelings. Our goal is to empower children and families and foster positive emotions.

A recently updated and revised edition with a new intro by the author. (Over 2.2 million copies sold). As Kavanaugh says in his introduction: "Friendship is freedom, is flowing, and is rare... It trusts, understands, grows, explores... It does not exhaust or cling, expect or demand. It is and that is enough and it dreams a lot. Will YOU Be My Friend?" Thousands of couples have found the key to their relationship in this book. Individuals who where too frightened to love felt their hearts begin to open. It is probably Kavanaugh’s most popular book with students.

When Little Jack Rabbit and his family visit the cabbage patch, his aunts and uncles tell him to stay away from the scary scarecrow. But Little Jack Rabbit thinks the scarecrow has kind eyes. “That means he has a warm heart,” says his mommy. Little Jack Rabbit’s mom couldn’t have been more right. When a winter storm moves in fast, trapping Little Jack Rabbit and his friends, they’re thankful that the scarecrow is there. And in spring…the friendship blooms again. • Bernadette Watts is known for her illustrations of classic fairy tales, but Will You Be My Friend? was written and illustrated by Watts. • The warm and detailed artwork invites children in to read and discover. • The last title Watts wrote and illustrated, The Smallest Snowflake, received wonderful reviews.

One day, Marley Mouse decides she wants to make some new friends, so she goes outside to explore. She visits many places near her home: a lake, a log, a big, red truck and a large mud puddle. Who knows who she might find in these places?She meets Sally Snake, Freddy Frog, Danny Duck, and Patti Pigfour new friends who are very different from her! They each have unique ways of moving, spending their days and talking. But even though none of the creatures are the same, Marley accepts them completely without hesitation and offers her friendship to each of them. Together they sing and play all day.Set near a farmyard, this colorfully illustrated childrens story speaks to acceptance and how friendship can grow in spite of differences. Marleys story is a great way to speak with both pre-school and school-aged children about bullying. Bullying those who are different is never okay; instead children should be guided to appreciate and accept others as they are, just as Marley does.

Once upon a time a violent, mean, selfish Tyrannosaurus roamed the land, and all the other animals feared him. One day, while chasing other animals, the Tyrannosaurus falls into the ocean. The Elasmosaurus, who lives in the sea, saves his life, and the Tyrannosaurus says “thank you” for the very first time. From that day, the land creature and the sea creature become best friends. The author, Tatsuya Miyanishi, delivers a heartwarming story about friendship with vivid, brightly colored illustrations and endearingly drawn characters.

Mouse is shy. It's hard for him to make new friends. Bird is grumpy. He's too grumpy to make new friends.The other animals—Owl, Frog, Squirrel, Raccoon—are outgoing and seem so sure of themselves. Who will be the best friend for Mouse? The answer will surprise you!Susan Lurie and Murray Head, creators of Swim, Duck, Swim!, offer another sweet animal tale in Will You Be My Friend?

This is a humorous and delightful fairy tale about a baby ladybug whose mom tells her to go into the forest and find a friend. The young ladybug does not know what a friend looks like but meets a baby spider. Together, they go on a fun and hilarious adventure meeting other critters and soon discover what it means to be a friend. It is the perfect gift to give to a friend. Aside from the teaching on friendship and discrimination, teachers find the book useful with curriculum comparing insects and spiders, and enjoy using the book as a read-aloud in the classroom.