Making a friend makes all the difference. When Oliver's parents separate, Oliver must brave many new changes. He shuffles back and forth between his parents' homes. And now he goes to preschool everyday. He doesn't know the kids there or his new teacher. Isolated and alone at first, Oliver slowly becomes part of the gang. Eventually, he's able to help the newest student feel welcome at school. Lion stays with Oliver everywhere he goes, giving him just the thing he needs to adjust to all the changes: courage.

 

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2009 by Boyds Mills Press .

Elizabeth Shreeve grew up in a family of writers and scientists, chasing butterflies and otherwise scaring the daylights out of small creatures in the local marshes and fields. A graduate of Harvard College and Graduate School of Design, she lives in northern California. Candice Hartsough McDonald was born in a midsize midwestern city. One day she was given some crayons to color with. She has never stopped drawing. A graduate of the Herron School of Art and Design in Indianapolis, Indiana, she has taken part in art exhibitions across the city and beyond. She lives in Indianapolis.