Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 26, 2018

CatStronauts: Mission Moon

Quirky, cute, and easy to follow; this graphic novel for young readers is sure to steal many hearts. The world is faced with an energy crisis and the president calls up the smartest cat scientist to do something about it. The scientist assembles a team of four cats to go to the moon and assemble a solar panel farm to send energy back to earth before the world is out of power forever. Hilarity and mishaps ensue, but ultimately the team makes it to the moon and work together to help save Earth from the dark ages. Any story can be improved with cats as this graphic novel series knows. It's cute and fun!

Monday, May 15, 2017

Of Cats and Men

Gorgeously illustrated, this neat little hardback would be a great gift for the cat man in your lives. Filled with short biographies (1/2 a page) of cat men throughout history, quotes, and amazing illustrations this is an informative, beautiful, and heartfelt little book. I wouldn't mind owning some prints pulled from this book. Included are bios from Andy Warhol, Jean Cocteau, Nikola Tesla, Ernest Hemingway, and other impressive men from history, an interesting mix of authors, artists, and scientists. A cute, informative read that would make a good stocking stuffer. I absolutely loved it and would love to see more from this author/illustrator!

Monday, August 31, 2015

Inspector Dewey

An adorably illustrated story that kids will keep coming back to. Dewey, rather Inspector Dewey, will delight readers of all ages as he recounts his story of mystery, bravery, and good ol' sleuthing. Dewey may be a cat, but he's no ordinary cat. One night, he was able to put his inspector skills to the test and keep his family safe from a mysterious figure lurking outside. Filled with hilarious phrases "Crusty Cod!", gorgeous illustrations, and intrigue; this picture book is worth every penny. I hope to see more in a series! Intended for readers 3 and up, (younger kids will love the pictures, but may struggle understanding some of the vocabulary).

I received this book for free from iRead Book Tours in return for my honest, unbiased opinion.