Originally published in Europe, this book portrays the friendship between a bunny and a pig who resembles Ian Falconer’s Olivia in a black-and-yellow striped top. It has been translated into English, but it might have been better with no words. While the text is almost entirely generic platitudes about friendship, the artwork is exquisite. Each bromide about friendship is followed by three full-page panels that tell a wordless story about the pig and the bunny’s friendship. They go shopping together, console one another, argue, and make up. Some of the stories, though, are confusing in their brevity and lack a clear resolution. Sophisticated black pen-and-ink linework is the book’s greatest strength. Only the pig’s shirt is in color, and each triptych features only one other accent color. For instance, the ice cream is pink or the tissue box is blue. VERDICT A tenderhearted tale that emphasizes fun, respect, and common interests between friends. An asset to larger collections.

– School Library Journal