Warm and Fuzzy

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Author(s)

Scott Rothman

Co-Authors / Illustrators

Brian Won

Publisher

Tundra Books

Genre(s)

Age Range

Release Date

April 15, 2025

ISBN

978-1774884423

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A funny and adorable picture book about two friends going on an adventure and about meeting anxiety with resilience, an open mind and extra toilet paper.

Warm and Fuzzy are best friends.

Warm wants to go on an adventure, but Fuzzy isn't sure.
What if it's scary? What if it's really cold or super hot? What if there are no bathrooms, or worse: no toilet paper!

Warm says they have everything they need, but Fuzzy is worried.
Should they bring snacks? A sensible change of clothes? Toilet paper?

Warm knows where to go, but Fuzzy has questions.
Have they been there before? Will there be people there? Should they bring gifts? Or toilet paper??

This reassuring story explores themes of resilience, patience, bravery and anxiety in a gently humorous and familiar way. It will remind worriers of all ages that no matter how big or small the adventure, they have it in themselves to meet it. Even if it means bringing their own toilet paper.

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1 review

A Most Reassuring Adventure

February 22, 2026 (Updated: June 04, 2026)

Overall rating

4.8

Plot

4.0

Characters

5.0

Writing Style

5.0

Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)

5.0

With a laid back style and warmly humorous illustrations, Warm and Fuzzy presents two friends setting aside anxiety to enjoy an adventure. This adorable duo of...sasquatch type creatures? shaggy gorillas? (anyway, they're cute) features Warm, full of confidence, and Fuzzy, who needs some gentle coaxing to stop worrying about everything that could go wrong and embrace a little bit of the unknown.

Sure, it's important to plan, but when details get in the way of living, this book teaches that it's time to lean into spontaneity and trust that one can figure out any obstacles along the way. While Warm and Fuzzy are described as friends, their interactions could also be interpreted as a parent-child relationship, wherein the larger of the companions comforts the little one.

Pick this up for a feel-good, humorous read.