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A warm, energetic picture book that captures the chaotic joy of a dog whose heart is just a little too big. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Love Is My Favorite Thing.
- joyful
- warm
- energetic
- lighthearted
- 01
Piper
Emma Chichester Clark · 1995
A tender, illustrated journey from hardship to heroism, culminating in the warmth of a forever home.
- 02
Go home Flash
Ruth Paul
A bouncy, energetic romp through a puppy's mischievous day that ends with a warm, loving reunion.
- 03
My father, the dog
Elizabeth Bluemle
A delightfully silly exploration of the funny little habits that make our parents who they are.
- 04
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.
- 05
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Norman Bridwell
A warm, larger-than-life celebration of the gentle chaos and unconditional love that comes with a childhood pet.
- 06
Henry and Mudge
Cynthia Rylant
A warm, reassuring hug of a story about the quiet magic of finding your very best friend.
- 07
The Old Woman Who Named Things
Cynthia Rylant
A tender, tear-jerking exploration of loneliness and the brave, vulnerable choice to open your heart to love again.
- 08
Clifford Loves Autumn (Clifford The Big Red Dog)
Norman Bridwell
A cozy, festive romp through the crisp days of fall with a larger-than-life furry friend.
- 09
Love That Dog
Sharon Creech
A tender, quick-reading verse novel that captures the quiet magic of finding the right words to heal a broken heart.
- 10
My Robot
Eve Bunting
A sweet, accessible celebration of a unique friendship that warms the heart while building reading confidence.
- 11
Wish
Barbara O'Connor
A tender, Southern-fried story about a prickly girl and a stray dog finding exactly where they belong.
- 12
The pigeon wants a puppy!
Mo Willems
A hilarious, high-energy masterclass in toddler-esque bargaining and the sudden regret of getting exactly what you asked for.











