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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. When Lissy went to her new school, she had no friend. She was playing alone. She started to make animals with papers and call them friends. one day, the wind blew her friends , and one girl brought them back to her. From that day, they became friends. I think this book is about how easy it is to make friends in reality, and how people shouldn't be afraid to make them. This book is good for young kids, especially middle grades kids. some of them have no friends at school and are afraid to make friends. This book can teach them how easy it is to make friends. ( ) This book is about a child , Who went the first day to the school and she was playing along, she didnt' have friends in the school,she was along for several days and she started to do animals with papers and call them friends, one day the wind blew her paper animals, and a girl brought one , that she found and said to the girl,if she can teach her to do it, She had her first friend and more students in the school want to play with her. Lissy's Friends is about a girl named Lissy, and the lack of friends she has. Fortunately, Lissy can fold paper, and is very good at origami. So what Lissy does next, is make herself a friend. Surprisingly, her origami bird, comes to life. After her friend becomes life-like, Lissy makes more friends until she has so many, she cant count them. Eventually her friends disappear, and the only thing she can do is make more. I think this book is about how easy it is to make friends in reality, and howe people shouldn't be afraid to make them. no reviews | add a review
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Lissie is the new girl at school and very shy, so she makes origami friends to keep her company. No library descriptions found. |
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