Recent Reads: Pam the Shy Kitty by Sarah Brown

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Pam the Shy Kitty by Sarah Brown
Series:Kitty Books for Kids #4
Publisher: White Cat Books
Publication Date:   April 13, 2020

 

Format: Ebook

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Goodreads Synopsis: 

Pam The Shy Kitty is a beautifully crafted short story with pictures about Pam White Cat. One of the best short stories for children. It is a fantastic book for any toddler or kid aged 2-5, with colourful illustrations helping to tell the story. It is one of the best bed-time stories for boys and girls who loves cats, puppies and hamsters. 

A modern classic story for kids. If you are looking for a short story with pictures to read to a child aged 2-5, then this kitty book is a must. Pam the Shy Kitty contains valuable moral lessons, and is as much a children’s story about friendship and kindness as it is a book about a white kitty.

The book will not only help your child with social skills and overcoming shyness, it tells a much deeper story about friendship and family in the form of a picture book.
Don't miss Pam's other adventures, including Pam the little Chef, Mike's Surprise Birthday Party and Good Night Pam, you will love the fun adventures in outer space!

Review: 
Pam the Shy Kitty is about a little white cat that is very shy. Pam is new to the household and not sure what to expect. He meets new friends that help him to night be so shy any more. 

The book it cute, young readers will enjoy seeing the animals and will appreciate the bright colors. While I read an ebook, it looks like the page spreads will have a colorful image on one side and then a text page on the other. There is a good amount of text for a children's book and it will lend well to adult readers versus learning readers.

Something that bothered me a bit was that whenever there was an apostrophe used there was what seemed like an extra space after it, like "weren'  t" and it was very off-putting. I think it will also make it harder for learning readers as well. It might be due to justified text boxes or the typeset but it is strange and difficult to read.

Overall, this was a cute book and I think it could be a fun addition for youths that love household pets.