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A bouncy, high-energy celebration of curiosity that practically demands to be shouted aloud. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Let's say hi to friends who fly!.
- cheerful
- energetic
- lighthearted
- bouncy
- 01
Cat the cat, who is that?
Mo Willems
A bouncy, high-energy celebration of saying hello to friends that ends with a delightful giggle.
- 02
Today I Will Fly! (Elephant and Piggie)
Mo Willems
A hilarious, high-energy masterclass in optimism and the comedic friction between a dreamer and a pragmatist.
- 03
Mr. Wuffles!
David Wiesner
A cinematic, wordless adventure that shrinks the reader down to navigate the perilous, everyday terrain of a house cat's domain.
- 04
When Cats Dream
Dav Pilkey · 1996
A whimsical, cozy journey into the boundless and surreal imagination of a sleeping feline.
- 05
Mr. Putter and Tabby fly the plane
Cynthia Rylant
A warm, sunlit afternoon of a book that celebrates the quiet joys of companionship and the enduring appeal of play.
- 06
Room on the Broom
Julia Donaldson · 2004
A bouncy, wind-swept ride that celebrates the magic of making space for just one more friend.
- 07
Wings on Things
Marc Brown
A wacky, whimsical whirl through a brightly illustrated world of things that fly and things that definitely do not.
- 08
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.
- 09
Fly Guy meets Fly Girl
Tedd Arnold
A high-energy, delightfully gross romp about finding someone who matches your weirdness.
- 10
Pete the cat. Meet Pete
James Dean
A bright, breezy celebration of friendship and fun, perfect for tiny hands and short attention spans.
- 11
Do you want to be my friend?
Eric Carle
A gentle, nearly wordless visual journey about the universal desire for connection and the joy of finally finding a kindred spirit.
- 12
Rooster who set out to see the world
Eric Carle
A gentle, cumulative journey that celebrates both the thrill of setting out and the deep comfort of returning home.
