I’d Still Love Your Company is a charming and warmhearted picture book poem about the universal desire for friendship and connection — and the willingness to make room for it, even when it isn’t easy.

Two neighbors long to spend time together, but each faces a small problem: one’s home is too cramped, and the other’s door is too narrow. Rather than giving up, they each decide to make a change — one by eating a little less, the other by widening the entryway — until finally they can enjoy each other’s company just as they’d hoped.