When Toodles meets Teeny, they hit it off right away and are soon together all the time, to the exclusion of all Toodles' other friends. When the barnyard friends begin to feel left out, Toodles realises that friendship can be best when it's shared.

Learning to build friendships is one of the ways children develop into well-rounded, emotionally healthy human beings and Toodles and Teeny encompasses all that complexity and demonstrates the importance of friendship in the lives of children.

 

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2012 by American Psychological Association .

JoAnn Adinolfi wrote and illustrated "Tina's Diner," and has illustrated many other books for children, including" Johnny Germ Head "by James Quigley. She lives in Oakland, California with her husband. Marcella Bakur Weiner, EdD, PhD, is a practicing therapist in New York City as well as being the author of or contributor to 20 books and many published articles. She is a frequent guest on major television shows. Jill Neimark is a well-known journalist who has written several children's books, as well as the bestselling Why Good Things Happen to Good People. JoAnn Adinolfi has written and illustrated many books for children.