William learns that he can go to preschool without his mom being there after meeting a new friend during play-doh time. This book explains to young children that new things are scary at first, but over time, are not as scary, especially when you have friends around!
Ages: 2-5
Source: Pierce County Library System

age: 4
Summary: William could not make friends at preschool, but he found the boy who were alone like him. William set a task which he try to talk with the boy. Finally, he completed his task and made a lot of friends.
*Children can learn setting tasks for themselves and completing tasks they begin.
Source: Pierce library

This book is about a little boy named William who goes to preschool for the first day but is afraid to let his mom leave. So she stays. Every day that week he is encourages to try something new. Tuesday he meets a new friend, David. On Friday, he and David want to go outside to play. William says See you later, mom and then she knows she can leave.
Ages: 3-5
Source: Pierce County Library

William is very excited about his first day of preschool, but when he gets there it’s a little bit scary. He doesn’t feel like painting or playing or hanging out with the other children, so his mother stays with him. The next day, William and his mom notice another boy who’s a little bit shy. As William and David’s friendship grows, so does their confidence. At the end of the week, will the boys be able to say goodbye to their moms and join the fun? This gentle, reassuring story’s appealing illustrations depict an ethnically diverse classroom.

This is a sweet story about William and his first day of school. As soon as he gets to school, he suddenly gets anxious and does not want his mom to leave.