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Starting something new can feel big. And so can friendship. Rufus the raccoon isn't sure about his first day in a new place. His shoes feel too tight, the rules are strange, and the line doesn't wiggle. But then he meets Sister, a quiet cat who likes to observe, and Jack, a bold tabby who builds castles out of nothing. Together, they discover that making friends doesn't always start with noise-it can begin with a look, a moment, or half a cracker. Told in twelve tender, thoughtful chapters, Rufus, Sister, and Jack: Making New Friends Together is a gentle story about curiosity, connection, and the quiet bravery of being new. Perfect for young readers navigating big changes, this book celebrates emotional growth, small kindnesses, and the beautiful variety of how we all begin-together. This book is about learning: friendship, empathy, inclusion, school, emotions, belonging and kindness. I create clear and engaging writing that benefits everyone, especially those with Autism, Asperger's, OCD, ADHD, or reading focus challenges. My content is concise yet rich, holding attention without unnecessary complexity, offering depth and meaning without clutter. Hudson

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