​Archie and Pip are in for a big surprise. Someone new is joining the neighborhood...

The whole neighborhood is busy getting ready for Camp Meadow—and there's a new kid in town to join in on the fun. But he's a little nervous. Can Archie and Pip make him feel welcome and make a new friend, too?

This playful story captures the joy and humor of camping, neighborhood gatherings and traditions, and the nervousness that can accompany being the new kid in town, making it a perfect picture book for toddlers and young children. With its bright, colorful illustrations and warm sibling relationship, Archie and Pip Make a New Friend is a delightful read about welcoming new friends (and being the new friend!) for families to share together.

Autumn is in full swing and brothers Archie and Pip are busy dreaming up the best Halloween costumes, going to a corn maze with friends, picking pumpkins, and decorating for Halloween to get ready for the big day. The brothers have so many ideas of what they want to dress up as. Will they be able to decide on costumes in time to trick-or-treat? This classic conundrum will be familiar to families and a fun way for children and their parents to think about all the fun fall activities and get excited about the season.

It's almost the first day of school for brothers Archie and Pip. Archie is starting kindergarten, but both boys are nervous about the changes and new things that the school year will bring. Will Archie make friends and forget all about Pip? Will Archie be able to sit in class all day? What if all the rumors the brothers hear from their friends are true? Read along and see how the boys get ready for school and find out that the first day of school can be pretty great!

"A peppy tale sure to get kids psyched for the first day of school." — Kirkus Reviews    

"Charming, reassuring book." - Foreword Reviews

"Wodarz’s conflict-free plotting has a reassuring effect, concluding in a day that goes off without a hitch while presenting school as both fun and doable." – Publishers Weekly

"A solid addition to any library’s school-themed picture book collection." — School Library Journal