friendship in children

Defines what friends are and describes activities people do with their friends.

Discusses why some young people are brats, bullies, or otherwise hurtful to others and how to cope with them, help them, and develop good friendships.

Describes many different kinds of friends, including best friends, teammates, pets, and brothers and sisters.

More than twenty young girls describe their works of charity, such as donating their hair for wigs for children with medical conditions and collecting videos for children's hospitals, and acts of courage, including surviving natural disasters and rescuing people and animals from danger.

Offers advice to teens and adults with Asperger's syndrome on how to handle the challenges of day-to-day life, featuring scenarios that model situations related to friends and family, living arrangements, health and medical care, education, training, and job hunting, with step-by-step suggestions and solutions, and including a list of self-help tools.

Regardless of all his efforts, Leonardo the monster simply cannot seem to frighten anyone, until he meets the perfect nervous little boy.

Examines the nature and value of friendship and how it can have its ups and downs.

Dinosaur characters illustrate the value of friends, how to make friends, and how to rate them, and how to not be a good friend.