Once there was a little girl who played happily by herself with all her toys. Then a new neighbor moved next door with his toys and a friendship blossom. The little girl and little boy played joyfully together until the little girl broke the little boy’s toy. Angry and upset they separate to find that they missed playing together. So the little girl came up with an idea to fix the broken toy, which also fixes their relationship. This narrative written by Lisa Jahn-Clough is one of her many books that present the value of friendship and ways that friendship can last during times of trouble. Jahn-Clough is known for her vivid illustrations and does excellently in displaying the intense emotions between the little girl and boy during their good and bad times. My Friend and I can be used to show children the value of mending friendships. They will also be able to understand that no one will be happy when sharing does not occur. The children will be able to have experience with seeing that play occurs best when everyone is sharing and happy just as the little girl and the little boy. The students can put together, as a group, a broken toy. This level of friendship is what I want to display in my book on diversity and friendship. Two friends that can go through disputes, come together, work it out and still are friends.