A review by:

Terrel Lefferts

A fun story that could inspire kids to make friends

Cute story with positive messages about how to make friends (4Stars/5Star Cover)

Sophia doesn’t have many friends at school, and her only wish is to have more. Through sharing and connecting, her wish comes true.

Blowing the dandelion horn could also be a nice tie-in with breath and relaxation.

Perhaps an oversimplification that she was the most popular girl in school, but this is a fun story that could inspire kids to make friends and connect with others.

Bright illustrations and an engaging and easy read.

—Terrel Lefferts Author/Publisher

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