Description
Book Synopsis“With lovely illustrations and sweet forest animals, A WARM FRIENDSHIP celebrates love and giving with a seasonal friendship of Squirrel and Snowman. Recommend for elementary-aged readers who are experiencing change and loss of friendships, such as moving or switching schools/classes, as this can start great discussions.” - YA and Kids Books Central “Such a sweet story filled with compassion and love. Letting go of friends can be hard for all of us, especially when we're young. Through beautifully illustrated pictures, A Warm Friendship shows children how to sympathize with other's hardships and the positive results that come from it. It also illustrates how to let go of those we lose in life, but how to remember them fondly afterward.” – Houghton Memorial Library Squirrel and Snowman are the best of friends. Will their friendship last forever? A warm story about making friends and letting them go. For friends ages 5 years and up. Guided Reading Level K
Trade Review"This heartwarming story deals with friendship, empathy, caring, nurturing and loss. The detailed illustrations are sweet with rich vibrant colors that enrich the text." - Storywraps “With lovely illustrations and sweet forest animals, A WARM FRIENDSHIP celebrates love and giving with a seasonal friendship of Squirrel and Snowman. Recommend for elementary-aged readers who are experiencing change and loss of friendships, such as moving or switching schools/classes, as this can start great discussions.” - YA and Kids Books Central “This bright, warm tale with make kids feel warm and cozy. The wonderful quilt pattern graphics will make kids feel the warmth while dealing with emotional acceptance. When squirrel is sad but then comforted by his friend it is a great lesson on empathy.” – Anne Hart (bookseller) “Such a sweet story filled with compassion and love. Letting go of friends can be hard for all of us, especially when we're young. Through beautifully illustrated pictures, A Warm Friendship shows children how to sympathize with other's hardships and the positive results that come from it. It also illustrates how to let go of those we lose in life, but how to remember them fondly afterwards.” – Brenda (Houghton Memorial Library)
