Here, Kitty, Kitty

This book of short stories is for the enjoyment of the child who hears or reads each story. Although these stories, of course, are fictional, the cats named in each story are or have been a real family cat at one time or another. And when the reader reads with enthusiasm, suspense, and laughter, the child will become engaged and will want to hear it over and over again, which instills in the child the good behavior implied in each story. The moral or good behavior in each story suggests a Christian character followed by a scripture that applies to that characteristic, such as being kind, loving others that may be different, not being a bully, and acknowledging and being thankful for the gifts and protection that God has given each of us. This is also an opportunity for the reader to interact more with the child in the teaching of these characteristics, which will ultimately and hopefully become a vital part of their lives as children and adults. At the end of each story, there is a short biography of the real cat and the true facts that are written within the context of the story. Also, at the end of the book are a few pictures of each cat in real life.

This book of short stories is for the enjoyment of the child who hears or reads each story. Some of the cats named in the stories have been a real family cat at one time or another. Family members' names have been used throughout each story as well. Each story is written to encourage good behavior and identify bad behavior. Hopefully the child will identify these behaviors in their own life and seek to follow the good. The moral in each story, backed up by a scripture, suggests a good Christian characteristic, such as being a friend, following the rules, obeying parents, not bullying, and being thankful. The last pages of the book contain pictures of the family cats by name as well as pictures of the different types of cats mentioned in the book.