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I Love Cats (2007)

by Sue Stainton

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A celebration of the many kinds of cats and the various things they do.
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Love the illustrations of different cats. The actual story or poem isn't stellar and reminds me a lot of Emily Gravett's Dogs. But it's nice to have a few light easy flip through books when H is tired. Or Mom and Dad are tired and not up for wordy. ;) ( )
  maddiemoof | Oct 18, 2015 |
I love Cats is an absolutely delightful picture book for children of all ages. the text simple and fun for kids to know about cats.
Age: 2-4
Source: ECE Pierce College Library
  kavy | May 17, 2014 |
This book is so nice illustrated, it shows different tapes of cats and their characteristics.
ages 3-4
from Pierce College Library
  sandratt | Apr 24, 2014 |
This story is about sizes and shapes of cats are.
2-3 years old
Source: ECE Price college Steilacoom
  kavy | Apr 22, 2014 |
Sue Stainton and Anne Mortimer - an English author/illustrator team that has collaborated on a number of picture-books, from Santa's Snow Cat to The Chocolate Cat - once again offers a celebration of our charming feline friends, in I Love Cats. With a simple text that enumerates all the different kinds of cats to love - those that wink, and those that think; bumbling cats, and tumbling cats - and beautiful artwork that perfectly captures the feline form in all its glory, this is a book that all true cat-lovers will enjoy perusing.

That said, there isn't really much story here, and I'm not sure, save for the excellent illustrations, that there is much to keep the reader interested. The text has a bouncy quality that makes it fun to read, but I can't say that I found it particularly compelling, or memorable. Still, the artwork is very appealing - I love the painting of the little kitten resting on an exasperated-looking dog's head! - and that makes it a pleasant experience, all the same. ( )
  AbigailAdams26 | Apr 12, 2013 |
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