Friendship is. . . A big welcome at the airport, wearing the same outfit by accident, letting you show off, coming to the rescue, and so much more! From Lisa Swerling and Ralph Lazar, famed illustrators and the authors of Happiness Is. . ., this adorable gift book illustrates the very best things about friendship. The charming, make-you-smile illustrations hit just the right note and give us hundreds of reasons to appreciate our friends. A universally appealing gift for birthdays, holidays, or a little pick-me-up, this cheerful collection is the perfect way to say "thank you for being a friend!"
Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends, for it is one of God's best gifts. It involves many things, but above all, the power of going out of one's self and appreciating whatever is noble and loving in another.
Learning the importance of friendship is easy with this sweet board book that fosters social-emotional development.. The precious gift of friendship is a thing to treasure. Closeness, love, and loyalty are things that we can’t measure. Learn new words while appreciating the value of quality time with this irresistibly illustrated board book that's perfect for holidays and all year round! Complete the collection with ABCs of Kindness, 123s of Thankfulness, ABCs of Love, and Happiness is a Rainbow!
As a life coach, Minx Boren understands the importance of friendship. Her innovative work in the fields of authentic happiness, health-wise living and time management has shown that when you make time to be with friends, you will be rewarded with a greater sense of well-being, confidence, and community. Honoring relationships is one of the most nourishing ways to feed your mind, heart, and soul. Through her insightful poetry and prose, Coach Minx, as she is affectionately known, captures the joy, support, clarity, and wisdom friends bring to our lives. Through their eyes, we see our best selves reflected back to us. This book is a great way to let a special friend know how deeply grateful you are for their presence in your life.
Boy and girl friendship which is much more than boyfriend girlfriend, which no one can compete, a girl never lets her true friend feel lonely, and a boy also always takes care that the reason for the friendship of both. There is no taint on the girl's reputation, may the girl's respect always remain, on the true friendship of the boy and the girl, all the co-authors have written very heartily in this book with your pen
FRIENDSHIP IS LIKE LOVE WITH MORE LETTERS IN IT: Children’s Colorful Views of Friendship is a collection of laugh-out-loud humor and poignant commentary on the universal phenomenon of friendship, based on the original and spontaneous observations of youngsters, ages 4 to 13. This sweet book is as funny as it is insightful, and it gently moves the reader - whether eight or eighty - to reflect on a person’s own friendships throughout the course of his or her life. This delightful compendium covers many, many light-hearted and engaging subjects anything that might emerge and shape and color a friendship. The young philosophers and humorists expound on these and numerous other topics: what were the world’s first friendships like, how do most contemporary friendships begin, what type of person should you select, how do you build a friendship, how are female friendships different than male friendships, what every true friendship must possess, how friends are different than relatives, and what are some of the most colorful reasons that friends sometimes argue. In response to such intriguing topics, the youngest do indeed say some of the darndest things about friendship and their friends. Here are a few choice morsels of wisdom: “Friendship is a ‘ship’ that can have two people on it, and it can float good without the people having to steer too much.” (Maurice, age 11) “Friends are like two pennies because they just seem to make sense together.” (Kera, age 9) “To get someone to be your friend, buy them a friendship card and show them it cost you a lot by drawing a red circle around the price.” (Ryan, age 9) “Every good friendship needs to have enough shared toys to get through the rough times.” (Mitch, age 7) “In friendship, you share things like cookies. In love, you might share bigger stuff like children.” (Chung, age 10) “Remember that you don’t ever buy friendship with money or gold, you earn it with respect.” (Rodney, age 9) “A friend in need is a friend who hands you a tissue when your nose is running.” (Marie, age 6)
Explore new worlds and go on new adventures with your favorite fillies in these graphic novels that continue the beloved animated series. The excitement never stops in these three tales! First, Twilight Sparkle is throwing the inaugural Festival of the Two Sisters since Celestia and Luna left—and she calls in the best party planner she knows to help: Pinkie Pie! So, of course, Pinkie reaches out to the best party planner she knows: Cheese Sandwich! Could there be... romance in the air? But wait, who turned off the sound? Then, Twilight Sparkle's mission to find friendship in all corners of Equestria has taken Rarity, Mage Meadowbrook, Maud, and Big McIntosh to the Kingdom of the Diamond Dogs! But instead of friendship, they find a feud! Can they figure out how to fix the fractured bond between six sisters? And in the final story, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, Trixie, Discord, and Capper visit Abyssinia, but their trip turns sour fast—they weren't supposed to end up in jail! Good thing Capper's old friends are pretty good cat burglars! Collects My Little Pony issues #94–97 and the 2021 Annual.
Welcome to Ponyville, home of Twilight Sparkle, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, Applejack, and all your other favorite Ponies! Something's not right in the town though, as some of the inhabitants are acting very, very strange! It's up to the Mane Six to find the source of the weirdness before it's too late! Collects issues #1_4 of the biggest hit comic of the year!
