Always and Forever Friends

C. S. Adler. Avon Books, $3.99 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-380-70687-7

Eleven-year-old Wendy is saddened when her best friend moves away, but she discovers the real meaning of friendship with a new classmate. PW said this novel ``shows remarkable understanding of what makes friendship come . . . like a gift.'' Ages 8-12. (Feb.)

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