I See a Cat
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A housebound dog can't contain his excitement when he spots animals outside. But when he goes out in pursuit of a squirrel, you might see he misses a chance to catch a cat. Companion book to See Me Run. Full-color illustrations were created with watercolor, acrylic, and pencil, with digital enhancement.
ISBN: 9780823436804
JLG Release: Oct 2017
Series:
I Like to Read
Sensitive Areas:
No sensitive areas
Topics:
Dogs
, Animals
, Squirrels
Awards & Honors
2018 Theodor Seuss Geisel Award Honor
ALSC Notable Children’s Books 2018, Younger
CCBC Choices 2018 Choice: Books for Beginning Readers
Chicago Public Library Best Books of 2017, Fiction for Younger Readers
Praise & Reviews
Starred or favorable reviews have been received from these periodicals:
Kirkus Reviews*, School Library Journal
School Library Journal
Another great addition to the series by Meisel (See Me Run and See Me Dig), again featuring the always-popular antics of a dog. The story begins (and ends) with the animated pup barking up a tree. The title page creates interest and draws readers in with the image of an unhappy dog coming inside. The rest of the story depicts the pup& Another great addition to the series by Meisel (See Me Run and See Me Dig), again featuring the always-popular antics of a dog. The story begins (and ends) with the animated pup barking up a tree. The title page creates interest and draws readers in with the image of an unhappy dog coming inside. The rest of the story depicts the pup’s reactions to various encounters inside and out. Spreads full of bright colors and cartoonish illustrations clearly portray the dog’s feelings through his actions and expressions. The simple text includes merely 10 words. Each sentence begins with, “I see a...” and ends with the latest entry into the dog’s field of vision, including a cat, bird, fly, bee, mice, a boy, and—most frustratingly and more than once—a squirrel. The repetition in the simple text and sentence structure will build confidence for early readers. VERDICT A great choice for early readers that will have wide appeal and could be read individually or with a group. Recommended for general purchase.—Theresa Muraski, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Library
Book Details
ISBN
9780823436804
First Release
October 2017
Genre
Fic
Dewey Classification
E
Trim Size
8" x 10"
Page Count
32
Accelerated Reader
Level 0; Points: 0;
Scholastic Reading Counts
Level 0; Points: 0;
Lexile
Level BR50L
Format
Print Book
Edition
Hardcover edition
Publisher
Holiday House
Potentially Sensitive Areas
No sensitive areas
Topics
Dogs, Animals, Squirrels,
