Ellen's life is free of problems, except for such things as being teased by Otis Spofford and having to wear woolen underwear.

"This Level 1 guided reader explores the feeling of friendliness. Students will develop word recognition and reading skills while learning about their feelings"--The publisher's web site.

Photographs and simple text explore the many kinds of friends children have in their lives.

"Friends don't have to live near one another nor do they have to like the same things. Join the Sesame Street gang as they celebrate the many ways to be a friend"--

Explains what it means to be friends and some of the easy and difficult aspects of friendship.

Simple text discusses how to develop the skills to make friends and to learn to play with others. Includes role-playing activities.

""Friends" is designed to help you learn how to make new friends, and make the most of the friendships you already have. It's full of quizzes, crafts, thoughtful advice, and true stories of friendship shared by real girls like you"--

"Friendships between tween girls are anything but simple. Sister, I am with you creators Amy Weatherly and Jess Johnston are here to help in this interactive girl's guide to making healthy and authentic friendships"--

Beginning readers are introduced to different characters who have Down syndrome, how Down syndrome may affect their actions, and how we can be good friends to people with this condition.

What if a friend asks you to share a secret? Is it ever okay to tell? Can you sometimes lie to stay out of trouble, or is it better to be completely honest? It's not always easy to tell right from wrong. Learning about trustworthiness will help you do what's right. The examples in this book show you how to be a good friend even in the trickiest situations. See how good it can feel to be trustworthy!