Lisa Connors

I won a print copy of this book from the author through an Amazon giveaway she recently had and the following is my honest opinion.

Reading this book allowed my inner-child to come alive again as it reminded me of the days when I loved pretending to be a big, white, fluffy cat lying on the floor in a curled-up position surrounding my favorite toy. It also reminded me of pretending to be a bird, taking tiny, tiny bites of the slice of bread I was eating.

In this sweet picture book Oliver comes home with his parents after visiting a local aquarium, and when he does, he starts to emulate the behavior of the otters he saw there at every any opportunity he could. As the day progress he slowly realizes he can’t duplicate anything he saw them doing, except one; a behavior he loves doing even before he had gone to the aquarium that day,

Enhancing this picture book’s imaginary story, not only are there wonderful illustrations; there are four pages of educational information about otters and learning activities; which is why I’ve given Ms. Connors, her illustrator Karen Jones, and his book 5 STARS.… (more)