helping behavior

Determined to be a top runner at annual Fun Run, Miles creates a health regime to boost his endurance, but on the big day, he notices Carson struggling to keep going, forcing Miles to decide what winning really means to him.

"Imani's new classmate, Penelope, does not have many books, so Imani uses her hair magic to come up with the perfect present--a library box of books"--Provided by publisher.

"Ophelia is excited to go on the fairy field trip to Atlantica so she can visit the Wishing Whirlpool. There is only one problem: Ophelia can't help being helpful! Every time she is about to go off on her own, she gets distracted by someone who needs her assistance. But when she runs into her sea witch cousin, Octavia, Ophelia might learn what true help means"--Provided by publisher.

When her mom moves to a new town for her job, leaving her and her Dad behind, independent sixth grader Norah must untangle the mess she's made by finding her voice and asking for help when a botched home dye goes from bad to worse.

"You do your chores without being asked. You help a classmate with their homework. You volunteer to help those in your community. When you're helpful, you can make someone's day better! Learn more about this real-life superpower and how you can use it in your life"--Provided by publisher.

Mazie loves to use her knowledge of simple machines to help members of her family, but when one of her creations does not go as planned, Mazie's family is there to help her solve her problem.

The local park is a mess, and J.C. needs volunteers to clean up the litter, and help the homeless people living there.

Merv, a kind-hearted monster, is labeled a nuisance by the villagers, leading him on a comical journey to seek help from various magical beings who all have unexpected demands that Merv may not be able to meet.

Jes?s is helping his father with his job as a gardener, and his father puts him in charge of the magical water-jug clock that tells them how much work they have left to do. It's a hot summer day, and Jes?s makes sure he and his father are hydrated and gives some water to the thirsty pets at the houses they visit. When the water jug is empty, Jes?s thinks it's time to go home, but it's only 10:30 in the morning and they still have eleven houses to visit. His father explains that the water jug isn't really a magical clock, he was just trying to make the workday fun for Jes?s. They refill the jug, and Jes?s is careful not to waste the water they do have.

When Rosie's friend is being bullied at school, Rosie comes up with a plan to help her friend.