To celebrate International Friendship Day we have put together a list of our favourite picture books about friends and the activities that they like to do together (or in Amos McGee’s case, friends who take care of each other).
A Sick Day for Amos McGee by Philip C. Stead
Maisy goes Camping by Lucy Cousins
Pip and Posy: The Super Scooter by Axel Scheffler
Lost and Found by Oliver Jeffers
Friends by Helme Heine
Ruby, Blue and Blanket by Jane Hissey
Wow, I think not a lot of people value international friendship day. Everyday should be friendship day. These books might help readers understand its true meaning. I thank my friends for being there every step of the way. Thank you for the great list!
It’s never too early to introduce children to the beauty of friendship. Thank you for visiting Story Snug 🙂
Great idea! We can’t do enough to thank our friends for accepting us as we are. Thanks for linking into the Kid Lit blog hop!
There are so many lovely picture books about friendship that it was hard to choose what to include.
What a fun list! I didn’t even know it was international friendship day, so thanks for the heads-up! 🙂 Thanks for sharing this review. I found you at the Kid Lit Blog Hop. I also host a weekly link-up on Thursdays for all things book related at my site, mommynificent.com. I’d love for you to join us anytime!
Have a magnificent week!
Tina
Thank you for visiting Story Snug Tina. I would definitely like to link up to your blog hop 🙂
Some lovely books here that I have not heard of before. Maisy was a favourite of my eldest girl though.
I just found your blog via Mummy’s little monkeys.
A lovely list. Lost and Found is definitely one of my favourites!
I’d also recommend Duck and Goose.
Thank you, I don’t know Duck and Goose, they look really cute 🙂
Nice list Catherine. Sick Day for Mr. McGee is a classic of course, but we loved the others as well. During summer we pored over the Elephant and Piggie series and I can’t help but recommend these addition to the list. They are absolutely wonderful and have a strong theme of friendship to them. Thanks for sharing on Kid Lit Blog Hop!
-Reshama @StackingBooks.com
As always, thank you for your recommendations and great taste in books. There’s nothing like a friend that loves to read!
I can’t imagine not loving reading. There are so many wonderful books being published that I’m sure that there’s a book out there for even the most reluctant reader 🙂
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