kittens

"Do you know how kittens' tails help them jump and climb? Or what makes kittens specially equipped for the dark? Or why kittens play so much? Explore this . . . book for answers to questions you'll be glad we asked"--Provided by publisher.

"Discover . . . information about cats and kittens--from their hair type, fur pattern, colors, and distinct personalities, to the differences and similarities that celebrate the unique identity of every feline! Children aged 5-7 can learn about the profiles of 45 different cat breeds, such as the British Shorthair, Bombay, Siamese, Munchkin, Snowshoe, and more"--Provided by publisher.

"Illustrations and rhyming text introduce one hundred cute kittens of all shapes, sizes, and personalities"--OCLC.

Sometimes miracles have bright blue eyes, a long fluffy tail, soft white fur, and are named Yoda.

Join Kitten in his search for his family. Along the way, he asks Puppy, Bird and other friends, "Do you purr, too?" But all the other pets make other sounds. It's up to the reader to open the flaps and help Kitten find the ones he's looking for.

"Cassie King's father has died, her mother has retreated into herself, away from reality, and her best friend has abandoned her for the in crowd. . . . When she and her sort-of friend, Joe, find a kitten during an intense electrical storm, Cassie is determined to adopt him; but Albert (named for Einstein) is no ordinary kitten. He is incredibly strong, things around him tend to burn, his eyes glow red, and when he gets annoyed the weather turns dangerous--in fact Albert is a dragon, and there is someone searching for him with very unfriendly intentions"--OCLC.

"Nadia loves animals, and she convinces her parents to foster a pregnant cat named Gracie--but when all of Gracie's kittens are adopted except one, can Nadia help the last kitten find her forever home?"--Provided by publisher.

Presents a collection of photographs of kittens, featuring quotes by Leonardo da Vinci, Tracey Emin, Ernest Hemingway, and others.

"Kitties celebrate Purim and get up to some mischief"--Provided by publisher.

Despite being warned that kittens are monsters, Ember the Chihuahua (who still aims for world domination) agrees to babysit a family of kittens for three days after the mother cat offers him an army in return.