January 2013, Authorhouse, 24 pages, Paperback, Review copy
Summary from Amazon (I don't gain anything by mentioning them)
Mr. Cat's sleepy eyes slowly opened. It's morning again, he thought with
a squint. Time for a morning stroll... As Mr. Cat takes his morning
stroll he encounters Mrs. Bee, Mr. Squirrel and lots of other fun loving
animals. However, to his surprise what seems to be his routine stroll
turns into an adventure of self-acceptance.
Nayu's thoughts
I'm
a huge cat lover, as well as a believer in promotion self-confidence
and any books which subtly explore self-development, which I
Am A Cat did
in a magnificent fashion. I probably was drawn in first by the highly
detailed illustrations which made Cat seem like a character I wanted
to follow on Mr Cat's journey of self discovery. Although originally given
in the digital format, I was lucky enough to be given the paperback
version, and I've already reread it twice simply to look at the
pictures ^o^
I'm
glad I did as it made me think about who I am, and why I am who I am.
Every time Mr Cat confirmed who he was left me thinking 'Yes, he is
that, even though others may not always see him that way'. I think
there's no age too young to learn about self-awareness, and I think Mr Cat's tale will draw in readers long before they understand the full
concepts, by which time they will subconsciously know about it thanks
to Mr Cat.
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