William is anxious about his move to a new school. Although he tries to make friends, he soon discovers it is not easy to be accepted into the group. His teacher, Mrs. Pringle, sees William's struggle and brings in the aid of another student to help William succeed in making new friends.

William Was Worried! demonstrates how children can positively react to the needs of another and be role models for initiating activities that include everyone. The story demonstrates how just one person can make a difference in the life of another.

About the Author

Claudia Uschold earned a BA in Elementary Education and Speech Pathology from Brockport State University and a Master of Education from Nazareth College in upstate New York. She and her husband reside in Webster, New York. Claudia enjoys spending time with children of all ages, including her six grandchildren. She is inspired to write stories that portray care and concern for others as found in her Christian faith.

Marissa Birke is a homeschooling mom and former educator from Ontario, New York. She enjoys doing DIY projects, crafting, and making art with her husband and three children. Marissa holds a BS in Early Childhood Education from Buffalo State College and an MS from Johns Hopkins University