Friends are important. Even in kindergarten, the first friendships are formed, even if they sometimes last only an afternoon. While children are still small, friendships are often alliances of convenience to avoid playing alone or to band together against other children or adults. However, as children grow older, the quality of the relationship becomes increasingly important. But how does one find a true friend? What can one expect from friends, and how can one be a good friend oneself? In engaging read-aloud stories, Leo Bormans lets ten special birds experience the aspects of friendship. With the help of these animals, he successfully conveys the latest insights from the field of Positive Psychology on the topic of friendship in a child-friendly manner. Each chapter concludes with questions and prompts.