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Children's Fiction Cats

Three City Kitties

by (author) Ashley Barron

Publisher
Owlkids Books Inc.
Initial publish date
Sep 2024
Category
Cats, City & Town Life, Pets
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9781771476034
    Publish Date
    Sep 2024
    List Price
    $21.95

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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels

  • Age: 3 to 7
  • Grade: 1 to 12

Description

Simple, rhyming words delightfully capture the lovable nature and hilarious habits of mischievous and sweet city kitties

Meet three city kitties: Nori, Yeti, and Flo. They live in an apartment on a busy street and can often be seen sitting side by side in the window, watching the world go by. And the world going by likes to watch them too.

This rhythmic tale follows these three adorable kitties as they make mischief in their apartment. They hide from a delivery person, play in a box, and beg for food. They get the zoomies, chase each other up and down the walls, and take a nap.

Playfully following a day in the life of three indoor cats, author-illustrator Ashley Barron’s vibrant paper collage illustrations offer lots to explore on every page. Fun fact: this story is based on, and features, the author’s own three city kitties, and the apartment is modeled on her own home.

About the author

ASHLEY BARRON’s vibrant cut-paper collage illustrations appear in more than twelve picture books, including Chaiwala! by Priti Maheshwari, My City Speaks by Darren Lebeuf (winner of the Schneider Family Book Award), City Baby by Laurie Elmquist (a Bank Street Best Book of the Year) and Pretty Tricky by Etta Kaner (a Kirkus Best Picture Book and an Outstanding Science Trade Book). Ashley lives with her partner and three cats in Toronto, Ontario.

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Editorial Reviews

"This is the type of tale that puts a smile on any reader's face."

Children’s Literature Comprehensive Database

"Pet lovers, especially feline fanciers, will smile at this slice-of-life depiction of indoor cats."

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