Another Eric Carle book where repetition plays a large role, but I like this one for at least trying to making educational connections between the various large, wild cats of the world and their habitats, though I'm not sure stereotyping wardrobes of the people inhabiting those areas was the best way to go about it.

I was disappointed the regions and cat breeds weren't explicitly named in end notes at least, but my copy is a board book version, and I wonder if the paperback or some other version was able to spare a few pages to amp up the educational aspect. ( )

My daughter got this for her 2nd birthday and it has quickly become a favorite. My only caution is that the pull-out sections are difficult for her and parents should probably not let this be read unsupervised until you are certain your kid won't destroy the panels. ( )

A fun, predictable book that will get readers shouting along with you until the grand finale. ( )

This is a very simple book about a young boy trying to find his cat. It goes through a lot of different types of cats like a jaguar and other things. that were not his cat. At the end he does finally find it. ( )

This story is about a little boy who travels the world in search of his cat. In each culture he goes to, he is shown a different type of cat. In the end, he finds his cat and an additional surprise! ( )