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Chapter VI of the book "What's Mine's Mine," Vol. 2, by George MacDonald is presented. It recounts on the friendship around the brothers Alister and Ian who overtook the sisters Christina and Mercy on the way to the village. It also describes their company, friendly conversation, and the whole atmosphere of the young of the young men and the two ladies.

Chapter 6 of the book "Little Women" is presented. The girls spend much time at old Lawrence Laurence's home. Beth plays wonderful music for all of them to hear. In gratitude for old Lawrence's generosity, Beth makes him a pair of slippers. Mr. Laurence likewise gives Beth a small piano which once belonged to his deceased granddaughter because he was touched by Beth's sincerity. From this point on Beth and old Lawrence shared a special bond.

Chapter 5 of the book "Little Women" is presented. Jo wishes to go to her neighbor next door and visit Laurie. When Jo realize that Laurie is sick and he has no brothers or sisters to care for him, Jo wanted to care for Laurie and they end up talking for hours. She feels terrible that she has such wonderful sisters to keep her company and that Laurie has no one. She tells him all about her sisters and the adventurous things they do, she wishes that he could join in their fun.

Chapter 3 of the book "Little Women" is presented. Jo and Meg attend a new year's eve party. The two girls ready as they try to make the best of their old dresses. Jo tries to curl Meg's hair but only burns the ends off in a great tragedy. At the party, Jo meets Theodore "Laurie" Laurence, the grandson of their neighbot old Mr. Laurence. The girls return from the party and share their experiences with their sisters.

A discussion on neighbours from a chapter of the book "A-Z of Facilities and Property Management" is presented. Of all property occupation problems, those relating to neighbours may more than outnumber all others. Of problems with neighbours, that of authorized and illegal parking and denial of, and the creation of difficulties in gaining access to one's own premises is considered the major problem. The different aspects that need to be addressed to deal with problems relating to neighbours are described.