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list price: $12.95
edition:Paperback
category: Children's Fiction
published: Mar 2012
ISBN:9781896580876
publisher:
Tradewind Books
Description
Narrated by a fat half-Persian, half-alley cat called Amos, this very funny chapter book will delight young readers. When an injured baby squirrel moves into Amos's already crowded household, everything turns topsy-turvy.
Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels
- Age:
- 9 to 12
- Grade:
- 4 to 7
- Reading age:
- 9 to 12
Awards
- Short-listed, Red Cedar Book Award nominee
Editorial Reviews
"Episodic, humor-filled chapters...will make this a popular read-aloud. Leist's numerous black-line cartoons help to maintain interest and break up the text for younger readers."
— Booklist
"Highly recommended for ages eight to 11."
— The Star Phoenix
"Amusing, quirky pen-and-ink illustrations offer a cat's-eye view of Amos' life...with an appropriately feel-good ending, sure to please feline fanciers."
— Kirkus Reviews
"An interesting read-aloud for the younger set and a chapter book for more competent readers...Could be used to open discussions about accepting and accomodating change within a family."
— Resource Links
"Children who like animal stories will likely find this a pleasurable read."
— CM Magazine
"Child-like drawings combined with furry humour create a fun read."
— Calgary Herald
