This book is all about friendship. These sweet story is about two friends in class that bond over their similarities. They enjoy playing together and spending their time together. During the story, they have a hard time agreeing and decide to stop being friends for a bit. During the story they see themselves overcome their differences and rekindle their friendship once again. ( )

Useful if a kid is fighting with a friend, but not as delightful as Chodos-Irvine's other book, Ella Sarah Gets Dressed. ( )

In this book, best friends Mary and Clare always give each other big hugs at preschool, sit together at story time, and hold hands at recess. On Mary's birthday, though, Mary gets all the attention from the class, which makes Clare jealous. The two fight, but after cooling down, resolve their conflict and become even better friends in the process. ( )

age: 3-4
Summary: Mary and Clare are best friends, so they always do together. However, they fight on the day of Mary’s birthday. Clare creates a birthday present for her best friend, Mary, and they make up.
*Children can make inferences about the feelings and intentions of others and view a situation from more than one perspective, seeing the viewpoint of another person.
Source: Pierce library

Teachers read the book as "Good, good friends"