My Pew by Regina L. Murden

Marie shares her Sunday routine of visiting a donut shop and attending church with her family. She finds comfort in her seat, the Pew, and her stuffed friend, Blue. At church, she meets a new boy, Jake, who seems sad. Marie introduces him to Blue, sharing how Blue helped her feel less lonely. Jake eventually feels accepted and learns about the significance of the Pew, symbolizing kindness and love.

What does the narrator do when they see someone feeling down?

How does Jake react when he is introduced to Blue?

What does the narrator mean by 'My Pew is more than a seat'?