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Greetings, Floof! Book cover
Dr. Greta Goodnote observes Floof
Floof emerges from spaceship

Illustrated by A.J. Smith

Published by Kids Can Press

An interactive adventure full of way-out-there fun starring an adorable alien named Floof!

Praise for Greetings, Floof!

 

  • 2024 Bookshop.org's Best of Picture Books

 

  • 2024 Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy (CLEL) Bell Award "Play" Nominee

 

 

"The interactive elements of the book are diverse and creative. Greetings, Floof! is sure to become a favourite. Highly Recommended"

CM: Canadian Review of Materials

 

"Readers make contact with a most adorable little alien...will entertain and engage audiences of one or many...Interactive, intergalactic silliness, sure to please."

Kirkus Reviews

 

"Great addition for libraries seeking interactive picture books."

School Library Journal

 

"Each page helps the reader learn instructions and helps Floof along the way. It's a fun picture book on meeting someone new and forging new friendships."

Children’s Literature

 

"Greetings, Floof! will be a sure win for storytime at home or at any library catering to young children."

Quebec Library Association

Floof cuddles bunnies

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From the Publisher 

Floof – from the planet Ploof – has just landed on Earth! Luckily, alien expert Dr. Greta Goodnote is here to guide readers on how to interact with him. She explains how to make Floof feel welcome by raising your arms and jiggling them, protect him from the rain by blowing clouds away, and most important of all: stop him from poofing up when he gets wet! There’s a whole lot to do and a whole lot of silliness to enjoy.

With its lovable alien character and giggle-inducing activity prompts, debut author C. J. Hong’s playful, inventive story is sure to be a hit with young readers. A. J. Smith’s stylishly retro art, with its midcentury space race look, gives Floof just the right amount of cuddly, fluffy appeal. Besides the high entertainment factor, this book contains themes of inclusion and welcoming new friends, and a simple introduction to how a scientific hypothesis works. With a new activity on every spread – other examples include pointing to hiding animals, blowing Floof a kiss and clearing dust with a brush of the fingers – this is a perfect pick for high-energy story times.

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