This is a clever, clever picture book for older readers. ( )

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A rhyming tale of three cats winding their way around lots of words (homonyms feature prominently). This book can work on a few levels depending on the reader.

See also: If The S in Moose Comes Loose ( )

We have enjoyed many Michael Hall books but this one wasn't as much of a hit. In fact I couldn't keep H's attention through the entire book. :/ ( )

This is a very, very, very clever book, quite on par with [b:I Scream! Ice Cream!: A Book of Wordles|17641500|I Scream! Ice Cream! A Book of Wordles|Amy Krouse Rosenthal|/assets/nocover/60x80.png|24617025], at least! So inspiring! A wonderful play on homonyms and homophones which probably won't be appreciated by a child much younger than five, but we thought it was a blast. My son read it to me, and he may have been a little too focused on the reading to realize at first what the author was doing with the words, so he was almost halfway into the book once a wide grin spread over his face, priceless! The cut-out (computer generated?) illustrations are esthetically pleasing, if not quite as beautiful as the ones in [b:Perfect Square|8471013|Perfect Square|Michael Hall|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1327974028s/8471013.jpg|13335680]. ( )