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A hilarious, high-energy exploration of culinary bravery and the lengths we go to for our best friends. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with I Really Like Slop!.
- silly
- joyful
- lighthearted
- 01
Happy Pig Day!
Mo Willems
A hilarious, high-energy celebration of friendship that proves you do not have to be exactly like someone to share in their joy.
- 02
I Love My New Toy! (Elephant and Piggie)
Mo Willems
A hilarious, high-stakes emotional rollercoaster about the fragility of things and the durability of friendship.
- 03
A Sick Day for Amos McGee
Philip C. Stead
A soothing, tender embrace of a book that celebrates the quiet, everyday ways we show up for our friends.
- 04
If You Give a Pig a Pancake
Laura Joffe Numeroff
A delightfully exhausting spiral of cause and effect that turns a simple breakfast into a chaotic, all-day adventure.
- 05
This moose belongs to me
Oliver Jeffers
A delightfully deadpan exploration of the absurdity of trying to tame the wild, set against majestic, sweeping landscapes.
- 06
If you give a pig a party
Laura Numeroff
A delightfully exhausting chain reaction of fun that proves how one tiny idea can snowball into an entire afternoon of joyful chaos.
- 07
Olivia
Ian Falconer · 2000
A chic, deadpan celebration of a fiercely independent spirit who exhausts everyone around her, including herself.
- 08
Dragons love tacos
Adam Rubin
A deadpan, conversational guide to hosting the ultimate gathering that inevitably descends into hilarious, fiery chaos.
- 09
Small Pig
Arnold Lobel · 1999
A gentle, wryly funny exploration of why sometimes the best place to be is exactly where you started, especially if it is covered in mud.
- 10
Mercy Watson goes for a ride
Kate DiCamillo
A sunny, slapstick joyride that turns a quiet Saturday into a delightfully chaotic adventure.
- 11
George and Martha
James Marshall
A masterclass in deadpan humor and the gentle, forgiving art of true companionship.
- 12
Harold and the Purple Crayon
Crockett Johnson · 1981
A quiet, magical stroll through the limitless landscape of a child's imagination, drawn one line at a time.
