Dear LM_Net,
I would appreciate suggestions of fiction titles for a second-grader who has
trouble getting along with his peers. He is ian excellent reader, so
complexity of language is not a barrier in choosing a book. He tends to brag
about himself, is adamant about doing things his way, and generally doesn't
understand give-and-take with others. She reports that he'll invite friends
over and then go off to play by himself. He's not a complete loner, though,
and does recognize that he wants friends. She is looking for a book to read
and discuss with him that has a story where the protagonist grows in this
area. She is one of my most cherished volunteers and I would love to pass on
good ideas. Thank you so much for any suggestions.
Sincerely,
Judy Strosahl
Coe Elementary School Librarian
2424-7th Ave W.
Seattle, WA 98119
(206)252-2014
jstrosahl@aol.com (LM_Net)
jlstrosahl@seattleschools.org
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