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"Owly and Wormy love making new friends, and when they spot an unfamiliar animal flying through the trees, they can't wait to meet her! Unfortunately, Shadow the flying squirrel doesn't want to be friends with Owly because she's afraid of him.

"In this collection of twelve . . . stories, join Fancy Nancy as she puts on her own dog show, learns to ice skate, goes on a camping adventure, and more! With each story timed to be a five-minute read-aloud, this storybook makes anytime the .

In the not-so-pretty house where she lives with her dad and bunny Snowball, Annie plans to make some changes in the decor with the help of her next-door neighbor and cousin Henry and his big dog Mudge.

In order to raise money to protect the Hawaiian monk seal, Kanani sells shave ice at the beach, where she meets Tutu Lani, an elderly neighbor, and discovers the seals aren't the only ones who need help.

Makayla, afraid of bugs, backs away from her obviously needy neighbor who is planting a garden in memory of her cat, Furgus, who died over the weekend, but when she makes herself think about what it means to be caring, Makayla overcomes her fears and offers help and hugs.

Annie and her pet bunny, Snowball, live right next door to Annie's favorite cousin, Henry, and his big dog, Mudge.

When Pooky runs out of time to pick enough berries for her Beastie Berry pies, her friends pitch in to help.

Dazzle the butterfly and her friends are exploring the apple orchard when they spot a hedgehog in trouble and they want to help, but are afraid the hedgehog's prickly spines would tear their wings.

This book teaches students what being a friend means. How it is important to listen, trust, and what it takes to meet and make new friends.

When Zazu the hornbill bird is saved from hyenas one day by young lion king Mufasa, he vows to repay his debt, even though the young lion doubts how such a small creature could be of assistance.

Looks at what it means to be a helper, and explains that helping is an important way to be a good friend.

Inspired by her late grandmother, thirteen-year-old Nina spends a summer secretly doing good deeds for her neighbors and enjoying the changes she brings about, even as she is dealing with changing friendships and family issues.

Sarah knows that she is the best dancer in her ballet class, and she is eager to show off at the upcoming recital--but when a new move proves unexpectedly difficult and she has to ask for help, her confidence is shaken.

Searching for a really cool science project, Max decides to demonstrate how dogs can read faces, with Zoe's help.

When Zoe has trouble drawing a self-portrait for the second grade art project, she turns to Max for help.