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What If I'M Not A Cat? (),Used
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A sweet, playful story about identity and what it means to belong.Why, of course Donkeys a cat. He spends all his time with the other cats on the farm. He licks his fur and pounces, just like they do. He even cuddles with them at nap time. Though, he must admit, sometimes he does feel a little off. So, when Farmer says to him, Donkey, youre acting like a cat! it gets him thinking. What if hes not a cat? And if not, then what is he? Will going off on his own help Donkey figure out what he is and where he belongs?Awardwinning author KariLynn Winterss delightful story of selfdiscovery uses kidperfect hilarity to deliver the message that every individual has something unique to offer to their community. The contrast between Donkey and his cat friends makes for laughoutloud silliness in Kelly Colliers endearing and amusing art (ever seen a Donkey perch on a fence post?). Pages are filled with spot illustrations, speech bubbles and action words that keep the visual appeal high. Sure to be a storytime crowdpleaser, this picture book could easily spark discussions about identity, fitting in and belonging. It also works well for character education lessons on adaptability, inclusiveness, initiative and caring.
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