
By Danielle Chaperon, Iris Boudreau (Illustrator)
A new girl threatens a cherished friendship, leaving one feeling left out.
Clara's world turns upside down when a new girl arrives at school, capturing her best friend Annabelle's attention. Feeling sidelined, Clara grapples with the fear of losing her closest bond. Can she find a way to embrace change and discover the true meaning of friendship? This heartfelt tale explores the challenges of inclusion and the complexities of childhood relationships, inviting young readers to reflect on the value of friendship and the courage it takes to open one's heart to new possibilities.
A fun story about friendship and inclusion for children aged 4 and above, told from the point of view of Clara, a little girl worried about losing her best friend to the new girl in school.
Annabelle and I were inseparable. We were best friends and we did everything together.
That is, until the horrible, terrible day when the new girl arrived. Now she is Annabelle’s best friend, and I’m the odd one out. If you ask me, two is better than three… but no one’s asking me.
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