If you haven't read the other Me and You books, don't worry -- this book stands alone just fine. (I hadn't even known there were other Me and You books until after I read Starring Me and You.)

The two characters, a rabbit and a pig, reminded me a bit of my sister and I. (She would have been the rabbit.) The rabbit and pig illustrate how people can express the same emotions in different ways -- one person might hide when feeling shy, while another might put on a fake smile.

The illustrations are lovely, and there's a great attention to detail throughout the book, from the little frog reacting to each scene to the use of a different typeface for each of the characters.

Note: I received a digital copy of this book through NetGalley. ( )

A fun book with great illustrations. Helps to show that we can be different and get along. Also, the characters discuss how they feel and act when they have certain emotions, which could be a good book to use in a classroom to tackle a lesson about emotions/feelings/cooperation. ( )

The kids loved the differences in the characters. It was a fun read aloud! ( )

Friends quarrel and make up. Sweet, simple story. ( )

This book is about a pig and bunny who have different point of views. They finally come together to create a beautiful play that shows their friendship. A classic story to tell children, even though you are different from one another, you can still be friends. ( )