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Where’s that Cat?

 

Book Reviewed by Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR.

If you’ve owned a cat or a dog, then maybe you’ve been involved in a finding mission where you’ve had to make the animal’s sound or guess where the animal would be to find it. Or maybe you’ve seen a “Have you Seen...” flyers out in the public or such calls outs on social media. 

Where’s that Cat is an early children’s book which takes the reader into the world of Neo and his Dad who are on a finding mission of finding their lost cat. 

Call it a hide and seek play or a rescue mission to find Neo’s Cat, if only it had a name. 

Authored by Sam Wilson, designed by Thea Nicole de Clerk, Illustrated by Chenel Ferreira, and edited by Louis Greenberg, Where’s that Cat? will teach children in early learning to name their pets in order to find them when they get lost in the cloud, up in the tree or in the dust bin.

Get a free copy of Where’s that Cat? at Book Dash and let’s see if you can find Neo’s Cat.

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