1. I would recommend this book for kids who are starting to read chapter books.
2.This book goes through an adventure between a chameleon and a little girl. Each of them have their own talents and what they like to do. They learn that they really have nothing in common but that is okay.
3. I would have this book in my classroom and I would recommend you to as well. It is a good book to show that anyone can be friends even if they have nothing in common.

Great book for beginner readers moving onto their next level in reading. Helps understand that friendship is not only doing what both people like to do but also helping others when they need it or don't ask for help. ( )

This book would be great for 2nd to 3rd grade depending on individual students reading levels. It is an early chapter book that has a few pictures to help but also relies on text comprehension. It is about a young girl who finds a chameleon and is determined to be its friend. However, the two do not have much in common and do not like the same things. At the end of the story, they realized they don't have to like the same things to find something that is fun for both of them. There are a few books in this series, so if a student likes them, it can help them grow. Great for independent reading. ( )

This is a book about a girl and a chameleon. The two characters are trying to be friends but they are struggling to find common ground; the two do not have very many things in common. By the end of the book the two characters learn to compromise and find common ground while watching the sunset. This book teaches readers about friendship. I would recommend this book for second and third graders. ( )

This is an early chapter book about a little girl and her friend Newton the Chameleon. This story demonstrates the two friends patching up their friendship after not getting along. This is such a cute book that holds a good moral story about friendship! It also teaches you about chameleons and at the end of the book, there is a paragraph that talks more in-depth about chameleons. This would be best for intermediate readers and late primary. ( )