Sharing Smiles Club

Jane Forsyth

Summary

When Tovian Reed meets a shy new neighbor across the fence, he and his creative friend Aurelia Nor launch the Sharing Smiles Club—a team devoted to brightening each day with simple acts of kindness and proper manners. Their first project sends surprise breakfast notes reminding friends to say “please,” “thank you,” and “excuse me.” Soon, members host polite tea parties for neighborhood pets, craft encouraging compliments, and volunteer at a local shelter. Through respectful leadership, patient listening, and playful challenges, they learn empathy, responsibility, time management, and fair play. By season’s end, their community sparkles with courtesy, showing that every smile grows stronger when shared.

Available since: 08/14/2025.

Print length: 137 pages.

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