Friendships are precious, but they can also be tricky to navigate - especially when you're little. In this charming and supremely sensitive book, we meet Sukie and Joe: two children making friends for the first time. With words by Amanda McCardie, who has studied child development at the Tavistock, and pictures from Colleen Larmour, a rising star, Making Friends is the perfect tool for talking to very young children about friendship and everything that goes with it, from meeting new people to celebrating differences and standing up for one another. "Remarkable ... a good starting place to help children talk through emotions." Observer on A Book of Feelings (McCardie)

Being kind is contagious as a new girl navigates the art of making friends in a picture book suited for children starting school or moving to a new place. When Sukie’s family moves and she has to start at a new school, she feels shy and lonely at first. But soon she learns that receiving small acts of kindness—someone saying hi, or saving a hoop for her—makes her feel braver, and that passing friendliness along is a good feeling, too. Before long, Sukie, Joe, Poppy, and Stan are all becoming friends! Young readers are invited to join them as they explore meeting new people, celebrating differences, being thoughtful, and standing up for one another.

If Brown can learn to use all of the friendship skills he learns from the others pencils, he will make friends. This first book in the Building Relationship series focuses on relationship-building skills for children. Included are tips for parents and teachers on how to help children who feel left out and have trouble making friends.

Describes the feeling of loneliness and the events that may prompt readers to feel lonely, and discusses the ups and down of making and keeping friends.

In Kids' Guide to Making Friends you can quickly discover some of the best ways to get to know new people and find genuinely good friends while being an incredible companion to others! But why is friendship so important in the first place? A good friend is the kind of person you can depend on and trust with anything. They're there to hear your stories, wipe your tears, and go through new experiences together. Spending time with friends can boost your spirits, improve your mood, and leave you feeling more fulfilled in life. However, this means finding people you connect with on a deeper, more personal level. With a copy of Kids' Guide to Making Friends you'll learn more about the importance of friendship, how to find genuine people to connect with, and what to do when dealing with conflicts that can arise within friendship groups. When you read this book you can expect to learn a lot from this book full of actionable tips and advice, such as: How to identify genuinely good friends who have your best interest at heart How to accept differences in the people you become friends with because everyone is unique in their own way Appropriate ways to deal with unreliable friends who aren't always there when you need them Tips on overcoming conflicts and seeing things from other perspectives How to cope with the different emotions you may experience Ways to stand up for a friend when they're experiencing bullying Tips on giving the benefit of the doubt instead of assuming the worst in every situation And so much more! The book covers everything you need to know about making friends, being a better friend, and handling different situations when you're close to others! Scroll up, click on "Buy Now with 1-click", and Get Your Copy Now!

(and Making Them Count) Exploring the art of friendship, Em Griffin discusses what attracts one person to another, how self-concept affects relationships, how people form first impressions and what ingredients make for lasting friendships.

Friendships are like flowers. If you take care of them, they grow and bloom until you have a beautiful garden! The Little Book of Friendship shows young readers what they need to know to make a friend and to be one too.