"Fogliano's sprightly, rhythmic text sets a fun tone for exploring what really matters in friendship. While effective picture books grow from the combining of words and images, this book takes the collaboration a step further by drawing on the talents of real-life best friends and Caldecott honorees Idle and Martinez-Neal. The result is a warm, loving celebration of how to be a friend, and a successful artistic experiment." --Booklist , Starred Review "A psychologically acute tally of friendship's most solid foundations, worth sharing with audiences large or small and tailor-made for reading aloud." --School Library Journal, Starred Review "A friendship book made by friends. Fogliano's deftly rhymed verses, which never miss a beat in their cadence or in their emotional resonance, help readers realize that while the friends don't care about surface matters like appearance, attire, or possessions, they do care about each other. Compositionally, they end up occupying shared space on the spreads and will doubtlessly take up residence in readers' hearts, too. Show you care by sharing this book with others.

" --Kirkus Reviews , Starred Review "[An] enchanting, energetic picture book. Idle and Martinez-Neal each took responsibility for drawing one of the children, and their care and respect for each shines through in the affection between the characters. Fogliano's verse has the bounce and joie de vivre of a game of hopscotch, making it a joy to read aloud in a group or one-on-one setting. This ode to the bestie bond perfectly captures the essential foundations of friendship in any stage of life."-- Shelf Awarness "[A] testament to faithful companionship." --Publishers Weekly "[An] enjoyable collaboration." --The Horn Book.