Me Too
A story about imagining the very best kind of friend you could have.
- Format
- Hardcover
- Category
- Children
- Publisher
- Walker Books
- Publish Date
- February 2018
Two little friends discuss the someones they want to find when they grow up. Perhaps they've met them already. Me Too is a picture book about best friends, written by best friends, who wanted to write a story about "discovering what you want by realising what you have." It's about friendship, love, and loving your friends.
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