sharing

After the death of his wife, an old man gradually realizes that making the soup she used to cook and sharing it with friends eases his loneliness.

When a piece of the sun falls into his meadow, a winged dragon helps restore peace among the squabbling creatures who claim it belongs to each of them.

Brief text and pictures illustrate some of the occasions in life for which we must take our turn.

Illustrations and simple text teach toddlers the importance of sharing toys and food, taking turns, and caring for others.

Franklin attempts to get enough money to buy a scooter, but he learns that sharing makes things easier.

Through a series of brief letters to his parents, Alex presents all the reasons why he should not have to share a room with his younger brother after their baby sister's arrival.

Fancy Nancy considers bringing in some of her tutus for her school's swap-and-shop day after her mother tells her she has too many in her closet.

Junior, awakened to the joys of giving when his class collects food for a local orphanage, decides to use the money given to him by his grandmother for his birthday to buy a special gift for Chris, a boy he met at the children's home.

Wemberly's ice cream star turns to soup as she tries to find a way to share with her stuffed friend Petal.