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Pete the Cat


I visited Savannah earlier this summer towards the end of May. Me and my boyfriend, Ryan, stumbled upon an art store in one of the Savannah Squares. Honestly, neither one of us are art people, but it was a great break from the heat of Savannah. One of the ladies working saw us observing a big yellow cat painting. We had never heard of Pete the Cat, but the piece of art was eye grabbing. We went on our ways and I did not think again about Pete the Cat until my reading education teacher brought a Pete the Cat book out in class one day. She read us the book, it was cute and the illustrations were what I remembered from the art gallery. After she read to us I decided that I needed a copy of Pete the Cat books for myself. I bought Pete the Cat's Super Cool Reading Collection. The collection has five books that are sure to make learning to read fun for young learners!

Yesterday, I visited the Sandy Spring public library and saw that Pete the Cat and the Missing Cupcake was on display. I snatched it because it was not in my collection and I wanted to check it out. This book could be used to teach a character counts lesson. Pete forgave his friend and invited him to the party even though he took the cupcakes!

Pete the Cat is written and illustrated by a couple named, James and Kimberly Dean.


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