Was it a Cat I Saw?
by Laura Bontje, EmmaLidia Squillari (Illustrated by)
When Hannah, a girl who speaks only in palindromes, hears that a boy's cat named Otto is missing, she jumps in to help. The kids search high and low until they, too, become lost. Hannah saves the day with a forward-and-backward-thinking solution, making a new friend in the process.
Hannah loves palindromes. She even speaks in them! When Otto the cat runs away, Hannah and his owner go on a wordplay-filled quest to find him. But they, too, become lost. To get everyone home, Hannah will need a forward-and-backward-thinking solution. One thing's for certain: She's found a new friend--and if she ever asks his name, she'll see just how well matched they are. Written by debut picture book author Laura Bontje and illustrated by Emma Lidia Squillari, Was It a Cat I Saw? will delight readers who like their language silly and their friendships sincere.
by Laura Bontje, EmmaLidia Squillari (Illustrated by)
When Hannah, a girl who speaks only in palindromes, hears that a boy's cat named Otto is missing, she jumps in to help. The kids search high and low until they, too, become lost. Hannah saves the day with a forward-and-backward-thinking solution, making a new friend in the process.
Hannah loves palindromes. She even speaks in them! When Otto the cat runs away, Hannah and his owner go on a wordplay-filled quest to find him. But they, too, become lost. To get everyone home, Hannah will need a forward-and-backward-thinking solution. One thing's for certain: She's found a new friend--and if she ever asks his name, she'll see just how well matched they are. Written by debut picture book author Laura Bontje and illustrated by Emma Lidia Squillari, Was It a Cat I Saw? will delight readers who like their language silly and their friendships sincere.
by Laura Bontje, EmmaLidia Squillari (Illustrated by)
When Hannah, a girl who speaks only in palindromes, hears that a boy's cat named Otto is missing, she jumps in to help. The kids search high and low until they, too, become lost. Hannah saves the day with a forward-and-backward-thinking solution, making a new friend in the process.
Hannah loves palindromes. She even speaks in them! When Otto the cat runs away, Hannah and his owner go on a wordplay-filled quest to find him. But they, too, become lost. To get everyone home, Hannah will need a forward-and-backward-thinking solution. One thing's for certain: She's found a new friend--and if she ever asks his name, she'll see just how well matched they are. Written by debut picture book author Laura Bontje and illustrated by Emma Lidia Squillari, Was It a Cat I Saw? will delight readers who like their language silly and their friendships sincere.