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Me, me, me / written by Annika Dunklee ; illustrated by Lori Joy Smith.

by Dunklee, Annika, 1965-

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Kids Can Press, c2017.

Friendship -- Juvenile fiction.

Girls -- Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction.

Talent shows -- Juvenile fiction.

1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 29 cm.

Sequel to Me too.

This story teachers the value of friendship. Everyone will have issues with their friends over time, but with this story they will learn that it is a two way street and cooperation, empathy, respect, acceptance and forgiveness are important to make a relationship work. It is a wonderful book to share with kids. I can see using this book in various situations. When assignments are given where group work is involved, a group of friends are having a problem or just when learning about friendship and teamwork this book would be a great way to start a discussion. A good addition to a school library.

Annie, Lillemor and Lilianne are best friends. When they find out the school is going to have a talent show, Annie says they should enter as a girl's singing group. All three girls love to sing so they agree and meet to design a plan. First they have to pick a song, then decide what costumes to wear as well as who will sing what parts. Unfortunately, Annie thinks she should be in charge because the group was her idea. When she ignores all the ideas from her friends, they decide to do their own thing and Annie is going solo. It does not take long for the girls to experience problems and realize they miss one another and are much better together. Will Lillemor and Lilianne accept Annie's apology? Can the girls work through this? Can they cooperate and work together?

Canadian fiction, Juvenile.

Preschool picture book.

Smith, Lori Joy, 1973-

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