Click! Snap! Picture That!

A smart and funny picture-book take on visual literacy that helps young readers consider how they want to see and be seen.

There’s the pig who imagines being a rock star. The fashionable cockatoo who dreams of being painted by a famous artist. And the high-jumping frog who wants to be the greatest goalie ever.

This book offers both a funny gallery of animals’ aspirations, and an exploration of how we present ourselves in a world where public pictures determine how others see us. How do we show ourselves in our best light? How do we take charge of how we are seen? What can a picture tell about us? In a world where pictures often say more than a thousand words, this book is a perfect conversation starter—and always good for a laugh.

Also available in a bilingual English-Spanish edition: Imagina una foto. Sonríe, clic, ¡eso! / Click! Snap! Picture That!

Dieter Böge is a picture book author, translator, and founding member of the “New Picture Book” Association. He studied art history and illustration, and teaches drawing, painting, and illustration at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences.

Benjamin Gottwald lives in Hamburg, Germany, where he works as an illustrator and animator, draws for a magazine, and builds characters out of wood. His first book, Buzz! Boom! Bang!, was an ALA Notable Children's Book (2026) and won the Hamburg Picture Book Prize and the German Youth Literature Award.

David Henry Wilson was born in London in 1937. As well as being a translator, he is a playwright and children’s author, best known for his Jeremy James books. He lives in Somerset, England, and has two surviving children and three grandchildren.