This is a good book to read on adjusting to a new location. You will start to enjoy the differences and make new friends. His feelings are validated and the solution to his problem makes it all worth it. Time help everything.

this book is about a little boy named William who has moved to a new home. william is having trouble adjusting to his environment, but a little time goes by and eventually he starts to connect with kids in the neighborhood. and after awhile he begins to become a little more comfortable in his new neighborhood.

ages-3-5
sources- pierce college library

William has just relocated to a new neighborhood and he's agitated--he must share a room with his brother, he can't find his belongings, his new school is an alien nation. He is lonely without anyone to talk to, and his accent--considered strange by his new classmates. He wants his own room back and his old friends also. This book could be classified as: Personality development due to moving to a new house and having to make new friends. Also social and moral development because he gets made fun of at school due to his accent and how he speaks. This could also be used for bibliotherapy due to the fact that he is going through a crisis at school with the bullying.
Age: 3-5 years old
Source: Pierce College Library at Fort Steilacoom ( )

A little boy named William has moved to a new home, and is having trouble adjusting. It takes a little time but eventually he starts to connect with kids in the neighborhood. After a little time he begins to become a little more comfortable in his new neighborhood. This book can be found in the Lakewood Pierce College Library, and is for ages 4 to 6.

A little boy is having a hard time adjusting to the move they just did. He wonders why they had to move there. He finally makes an effort to make new friends and feels he can get used to living in his new neighborhood.
Age:3-5
Source:Pierce county library