I am a Cat
by Galia Bernstein
Abrams, 2018
This is a positively delightful debut picture book that reminds us to celebrate our similarities rather than focus on our differences!
Read this for storytime, or use it as a humorous introduction to a lesson on animal classification. This is definitely one of my new favorites! Watch the video and see for yourself that I am a Cat is a "must-have" picture book.
I can't wait to see what @galiabernstein does next. 😺
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