Hundreds of words. I Have Friendship for Rent is a picture book with more than ten pages and hundreds of words. The gorilla in this book actually represents ordinary children, who are lonely but don't know how to make friends. So the gorilla took the way of "renting" and simply rented himself out. In this way, we can not only have friends to play with, but also make money, killing two birds with one stone. Mimi just appeared, but she didn't have a playmate, so she immediately rented a gorilla to play with her. They had a good time. Next, Victoria's Secret came to rent a friendship every day, paying the rent first. The more they play, the happier they are. On this day, the gorilla deliberately didn't bring small backpack with money and an hourglass for timing, but prepared delicious cookies to share with Mimi. Who knows that she actually moved away, leaving the gorilla unforgettable. Later, the gorilla rented friendship again, but this time he put special emphasis on "free" rental, which shows that he has understood the true meaning of friendship, that is, friendship cannot be bought or sold with money.