Florence Parry HeideChildren's Books · Mystery·b. 1919
That's what friends are for
Synopsis
An elephant is troubled by a problem, and all his friends offer advice, but none of their suggestions seem to help. It isn't until a wise opossum speaks up that the elephant learns the true meaning of friendship: friends are there to help, not just to advise. This charming story explores the importance of practical support and understanding among friends.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10