Some Cats Board Book
An ode to the many moods of the beloved housecat, this colorful, chunky board book is a work of art meant to be displayed face-out on nursery bookshelves.
“Purr-fectly presented for children, whether or not they have cats in their lives.”—School Library Journal
Silly or serious, awake or at rest, to those who love them, all cats are the best. The cats in this bright, playful board book come in all shapes, colors, and sizes—but they don’t let their differences keep them from having fun together. Every page turn reveals a new layer to Lydia Nichol’s adorable depiction of a home full of cats—some elegant, some goofy, but each adorable in their own way. Perfect for cat lovers of all ages, this rhyming story is a celebration of our furry feline friends.
Product Details
| Pages | 12 |
|---|---|
| Format | Board book |
| Author | Lydia Nichol |
| Illustrator | Lydia Nichol |
FAQ
Is this book suitable for young children?
Yes, the book is designed for children and features simple rhymes and bright illustrations that appeal to young readers.
Can this book be used as a decorative item?
Yes, it is meant to be displayed face-out on nursery bookshelves as a decorative piece.
Are the cats in the book based on real feline behaviors?
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Carl Glover –
My daughter loves this book. She points at each cat and says their names. The colors are vibrant and the pages are sturdy. Great for bedtime or when she wants to talk about cats.
Alan Piper –
Beautiful artwork and a fun story. My 2-year-old can follow the rhymes and enjoys turning the pages. It’s also a nice addition to our living room shelf.
Anne MacDonald –
The book is well-made and the illustrations are charming. A little too playful for some, but still a great introduction to cats for young children.
Katherine May –
Perfect for cat lovers or anyone who enjoys whimsical stories. My niece asked for it after seeing a cat in the park. She reads it every week.
Tracey Poole –
The pages are thick and durable. The story is simple but engaging. My nephew enjoys the different cat expressions and the way they interact.