Overview

From the creator of Can Cat and Bird Be Friends comes a delightful story featuring an adorable cat and an inquisitive dog. Dogs chase cats. Everyone knows this, especially cats. When Dog wants to chase Cat, he politely asks, “are you a cat” To outrun and outsmart Dog, Cat pretends to be other animals that dogs wouldn’t ordinarily want to chase. It’s a masterful plan indeed. But when an unexpected creature walks by, it’s impossible for Cat to play pretend for much longer. In a charming picture book filled with pleasing banter and hilarious quips, rising talent Coll Muir creates the perfect story about staying true to yourself. Perfect for fans of Jon Klassen’s I Want My Hat Back, This Is Not My Hat, and We Found a Hat.

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Muir's simple, slightly abstract cartoon art gives both [the dog and not-a-cat] each broad personality along with an identifiable and amusing cast. -- Kirkus Reviews [T]his quick and clever conversationally styled romp is a perfect choice for young listeners....This is an enjoyable outing, perfect for storytime or bedtime and sure to generate plenty of repeat requests from listeners. -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books The simple, formulaic text makes this an accessible read for many young readers, while the high-contrast, cartoon-style illustrations pop with visual appeal. -- School Library Journal This delightful, tongue-in-cheek story offers young readers an opportunity to question expectations. -- School Library Journal

Muir's simple, slightly abstract cartoon art gives both [the dog and not-a-cat] each broad personality along with an identifiable and amusing cast. -- Kirkus Reviews

Muir's simple, slightly abstract cartoon art gives both [the dog and not-a-cat] each broad personality along with an identifiable and amusing cast. -- <em>Kirkus Reviews</em> [T]his quick and clever conversationally styled romp is a perfect choice for young listeners....This is an enjoyable outing, perfect for storytime or bedtime and sure to generate plenty of repeat requests from listeners. -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books The simple, formulaic text makes this an accessible read for many young readers, while the high-contrast, cartoon-style illustrations pop with visual appeal. -- School Library Journal This delightful, tongue-in-cheek story offers young readers an opportunity to question expectations. -- School Library Journal

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Graham Howie w/a Coll Muir is a London-based illustrator and writer of children's books. After graduating from Edinburgh College of Art, he worked in the film and television industry. In search of a simpler life and still wanting to tell stories, Coll created his first book, Can Cat and Bird Be Friends? You can keep up with Coll and his many other stories at www.collmuir.com.  

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