The Kitty Town Coffee Cats Save The Day!
Every morning in Sleepybrook, humans wake up to the smell of fresh coffee and a feeling that today might be a wonderful day. But they have no idea who is really behind it.
Hidden inside the Kitty Town Coffee roastery, Albert the Master Roaster, Isabelle the Pretty Packer, and Nadia the Fast, Furry Flavor Tester work together to brew kindness into every batch. Their secret mission? Help more stray cats find loving homes.
When the mischievous Randall the Rat and his Rat Rascals hatch a plan to ruin the coffee forever, the three feline friends must protect the roastery with quick thinking, teamwork, and one spectacular blast of latte foam!
Filled with cozy illustrations, lovable characters, and silly humor, The Kitty Town Coffee Cats Save The Day! is a heartwarming story for coffee lovers and cat enthusiasts alike.
| Key Features |
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| Illustrated storybook with 32 pages |
| Target age: 4 to 8 years |
| Format: Paperback |
| Language: English |
FAQ
Is this book suitable for children?
Yes, the book is designed for children aged 4 to 8, with simple storytelling and colorful illustrations that appeal to young readers.
What is the main theme of the book?
The main theme is kindness and teamwork, as the coffee cats work together to protect their community and help stray cats find homes.
Are the characters based on real animals?
No, the characters are fictional and created for storytelling and fun, but they reflect real-life values like cooperation and care.
Robert Clarkson –
My 6-year-old loves this book every morning. The cat characters are so fun and the story keeps them engaged. It’s a great way to talk about kindness and teamwork.
Richard Lyman –
The illustrations are bright and the story has a nice balance of humor and heart. My daughter asked for it twice this week.
Amy Hemmings –
A delightful read for both kids and adults. The coffee theme with cat characters is unique and brings a smile to the face.
Nicola Jackson –
The story is cute, but some pages are a bit too short for young children. Still, it’s a nice addition to the bookshelf.
Audrey Carr –
Perfect for bedtime or a rainy day. The characters feel alive and the message about helping others is gentle and meaningful.