Messy Marvyn & Friends - Charles, Cheryl M.
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How do you choose your friends? Do you and your friends have to like the same video games, books, sports, and movies? Do you and your friends have to look alike, think alike, and act the same way? Do you know how to be a good friend? Being a good friend means that you like each other without judging, bullying, or exclusion. Messy Marvyn & Friends is about a group of friends from diverse backgrounds who have their own quirky personalities. Their differences don't matter. They accept each other just as they are, and they have a lot of fun along the way!

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How do you choose your friends? Do you and your friends have to like the same video games, books, sports, and movies? Do you and your friends have to look alike, think alike, and act the same way? Do you know how to be a good friend? Being a good friend means that you like each other without judging, bullying, or exclusion. Messy Marvyn & Friends is about a group of friends from diverse backgrounds who have their own quirky personalities. Their differences don't matter. They accept each other just as they are, and they have a lot of fun along the way!
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Cheryl is a retired teacher from Waterloo, Ontario. Most of her career was spent at Sandhills Public School as an English teacher in the primary French Immersion Program. Becoming a teacher was life-changing! Cheryl was the teacher, but her students also taught her many invaluable lessons. Like her own children, Cheryl observed the students developing friendships. These friendships weren't defined by race, religion, gender, or personalities. Children are usually naturally sociable. For the most part, children have open hearts and make friends without judgment. Cheryl feels that the qualities that she observed in her students and children are admirable qualities that should continue to develop and flourish into adulthood.