Meet Riley, a curious cat who will try to discover what it means to be a cat. He has a purpose, like many of those other creatures that meets? Time will tell, and meanwhile the young readers will learn a thing or two. Riley first met Simon, the crow, which is not very nice when he told Riley that cats do not sound very important. This sets the plot in motion, and Riley is how the spiders, bees, beavers and are very useful creatures. When you find a bat scientist, called Bart, you learn the most important of all - that we must look deep inside yourself to see what we can do to make the world a better place.
Children will learn the lesson along with Riley, but also to see that all are important, somehow, and that being different is not a bad thing. Back home, he recalled Riley is the most important of all jobs - being part of a loving family.
I recommend this book to all children, everywhere! The text is well written, warm and attractive, the characters are interesting, Riley is very nice, and the illustrations are sweet and friendly. The messages of the book are appropriate and important for all children to learn. Let me give you a copy of this book for every child that I know, and one for each child does not know! Parents will be reading the book in turn, small and over again, as it should be.
Source: Trafford.com
Children will learn the lesson along with Riley, but also to see that all are important, somehow, and that being different is not a bad thing. Back home, he recalled Riley is the most important of all jobs - being part of a loving family.
I recommend this book to all children, everywhere! The text is well written, warm and attractive, the characters are interesting, Riley is very nice, and the illustrations are sweet and friendly. The messages of the book are appropriate and important for all children to learn. Let me give you a copy of this book for every child that I know, and one for each child does not know! Parents will be reading the book in turn, small and over again, as it should be.
Source: Trafford.com
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