This book would be great for Primary and Intermediate
It is about two sloths that are friends and go on adventures
This book would be a fun one to have in the classroom as a free time read since it is a graphic novel that does not have many words in it.

An adorable graphic novel about friendship, worrying, and adventure. It reminded me of an old favorite [b:Toot & Puddle|1032414|Toot & Puddle (Toot and Puddle)|Holly Hobbie|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1223632427s/1032414.jpg|1018693] -- one friend wants to stay home, the other wants to see the world.

The only thing missing for me was jokes about how slow sloths are. I kept waiting for there to be some twist about how it was taking ages for Peter and Ernesto to get anywhere, but, alas, it didn't seem to factor in. Still, I think a good number of kids will already know that sloths are super slow and find it funny on the face of it that a sloth wants to travel around the world.

Overall very cute and compelling. I loved the ending. All around an easy sell to even the most reluctant readers. ( )

This is a story about two sloth friends. One wants to go on an adventure but the other does not. Once they come back together, they are able to share their stories. ( )

Note: I received a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley. ( )

Hilarious sloth adventures from two very different friends. Peter the cautious, Ernesto the curious -- I love how they both have adventures, even though the adventures differ a lot, and they both ahve a gift for making friends, even though they make them in different ways. Minimal text, great picture storytelling. Lots of fun. ( )