Wasatch County Library

A dog who does not want to share a favorite toy thinks of a game that other dogs can play, too.

"The pirates on the Golden Duck are having a bout of bad luck. Then, Sam finds a bag of gold coins. At first, he wants to use all of it for himself, but instead decides to share the wealth and buy his friends what they need. Readers will love following this relatable character as he learns about the importance of sharing. This colorful book catches readers' attention with its whimsical illustrations and storyline, while imparting an important lesson...

Explores what happens, and how you feel, when you give to someone else, and then it asks you to do just that--with the book in your hands.

When Love Monster receives a box of chocolates as a gift, he has second thoughts about sharing them with all of his friends.

A young boy grows angry at being told, over and over, "Share with brother and someday brother will share with you," but finally learns his lesson.

No matter their age, sharing is one of the most important skills children can learn and practice. It s something they will do at school, home, and even later in life. Through understandable and age-appropriate language, readers learn what sharing is and how to do it. Common feelings associated with sharing are addressed, including the difficulties of sharing and why it s important. Photographs add color and enhance the ideas of friendship that are...

Illustrations and easy-to-read, rhyming text celebrate the littlest things one needs to be happy, and the beauty of sharing with others when one has more than enough.

Mr. Crampton, director of Irongates Orphanage, punishes disobedient Rose by denying her a Christmas orange.

Progressively larger groups of animals try to share a limited number of scooters, cookbooks, nap mats, and underwear.

"Cookie Monster is a friend to all on Sesame Street, and kids will love learning from this funny, furry character how to share toys, help others, and be a good friend"--