An Unusual Friendship is a mostly wordless picture book about friendship, seasons, and life on a Tennessee farm. Follow Wrigley the corgi, Sheldon the gentle Morkie-poo, and Stash the curious calico cat as they explore spring, summer, fall, and winter-then let children tell the story in their own words.

Perfect for:

• Picture walks and "read-the-pictures" storytelling
• Pre-K-2 classrooms, libraries, and cozy bedtime reading
• Speech & language practice (sequencing, describing, inferencing)
• Social-emotional learning (SEL) themes like friendship, kindness, and belonging

Told without words, each page invites imagination, conversation, and connection-showing that friendship can look different for everyone, and still be beautiful.

Recommended ages 3-7 ( Pre-K-2)

Teacher Note: This mostly wordless book is perfect for picture walks and oral storytelling. Use it to build narrative language (beginning/middle/end), sequencing, inferencing, describing with details, and seasonal vocabulary. Great for SEL discussions (friendship, inclusion, kindness) and for speech therapy or small-group literacy centers.