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Books like Splat!
A funny, high-energy romp about the universal childhood desire to finally be the biggest, baddest kid on the block. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Splat!.
- energetic
- lighthearted
- summery
- 01
Nancy Clancy, super sleuth
Jane O'Connor
A sparkling, vocabulary-rich leap into chapter books where everyday schoolyard hiccups become glamorous mysteries to solve.
- 02
Fancy Nancy at the museum
Jane O'Connor
A sparkly, vocabulary-rich adventure that proves even the most glamorous outings can have a few bumpy moments.
- 03
Splat and the cool school trip
Rob Scotton
A joyful, energetic romp capturing the pure, unadulterated thrill of a childhood field trip.
- 04
The big orange splot
Daniel Manus Pinkwater
A joyful, brightly colored rebellion against the mundane that proves how contagious true self-expression can be.
- 05
Too small
Kay Woodward
A warm, reassuring story that turns the frustration of being little into a triumphant celebration of finding the perfect fit.
- 06
Splat the Cat
Rob Scotton
A delightfully fuzzy, frantic exploration of first-day jitters that proves the unknown isn't so scary after all.
- 07
You are (not) small
Anna Kang
A hilarious, minimalist lesson in relativity that proves size is all about who is standing next to you.
- 08
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.
- 09
I stink!
Kate McMullan
A loud, proud, and delightfully gross celebration of the messy work that keeps a city running.
- 10
Titch
Pat Hutchins · 1971
A gentle, reassuring exploration of feeling small in a big world, culminating in a quiet triumph of growth.
- 11
A bad case of stripes
David Shannon
A surreal, vibrant fable about the bizarre and escalating consequences of hiding who you truly are.
- 12
Sally and the Some-Thing
George O'Connor
A gentle, imaginative tale about finding extraordinary friendship on an otherwise ordinary day.











