Overview

When Lionel the Lion and Louie the Sheep meet at a playground, the unlikely pair explore the adventure of new friendship through caring, sharing, problem solving, forgiveness, and a whole lot of fun. This engaging book, filled with handcrafted characters and colorful knit landscapes, will delight young children while offering useful tools to help them build strong, lasting, healthy friendships.

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9780988282704

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Louie and Lionel are engaging characters who demonstrate what it means to be a friend, even when the unexpected happens. The vivid illustrations are entertaining for both parent and child. - Jackie Breyer, Editor, The Toy Booktry{F5_flush(document);}catch(e){}

a great way to get children ready for preschool or day care where they are going to meet new friends for the first time. I wish someone had read this to me before my first day at Kindergarten. - Paula Hrbacek, book review columnist, The Examiner Making friends, resolving conflicts, and becoming a good friend are all addressed in this lovely little book for children. - Dr. Pamela Varady, Clinical Psychologist, parenting expert & author Louie and Lionel are engaging characters who demonstrate what it means to be a friend, even when the unexpected happens. The vivid illustrations are entertaining for both parent and child. - Jackie Breyer, Editor, The Toy Book

Author Information

ABBIE SCHILLER is a children's book author, children's show creator and producer, and founder of The Mother Company. She and Samantha collaborate with renowned parenting experts and educators to ensure all The Mother Company books and shows are age-appropriate and educational. Then she tests them at home with her 2-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter and all their friends. SAMANTHA KURTZMAN-COUNTER is a children's book author, children's show producer and director, and partners with Abbie in The Mother Company. Samantha adapts all the books from the shows to ensure they are exceptional books as stand-alone properties. She gets most of her notes from her son Jack, who just entered Kindergarten.

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