Bold, comical crayon illustrations set the tone for a boisterous game of pretend and its noisy cacophony of sounds. --Horn Book Harris' ability to connect with children on their own level, while also being unafraid to get a little weird in the process, brings to mind such superb titles as Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd's Goodnight Moon. --Kirkus Reviews (starred review) In a sly, self-referential twist, the book the pair is reading--Let's Be Bees--invites the audience into mimicry not just of the natural world but of the characters themselves. --Publishers Weekly (starred review) Acclaimed authorillustrator and Caldecott Honor winner Harris pairs his simple, lyrical text with bright, vibrant colors in bold, childlike crayon strokes, with softly rounded shapes sustaining the cozy, endearing vibe. Certain to inspire further imaginative explorations with its playful, participatory fun, this joyful celebration of shared make-believe conjures endless possibilities for whimsical delight, inviting readers to return "again! again! --Booklist (starred review).