The Storyline about "Me and my Cat"
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Check out this storyline a written by Satoshi Kitamura, who is read by one of the main characters from Lord of the Rings!
The children's story is about a spell that was inadvertently casted on a boy and his cat. The two have switched bodies! The boy acts very much like a cat, which is quite silly as you might think. Well, I personally thought the story is humorous as it was told through the boy’s mind that is tuck in the cat’s body. Now you can only imagine how silly that mind sound to younger kids! He spends the day making mistakes since he doesn’t know the rules a cat is supposed to follow. By the next day, they have returned to normal, but somebody else is very different.
This text is intended for young readers for audience around ages 4 to 8. The concept is simple and laughable. Children possibly wonder what it would be like to be a cat (or other animals) for the day and this book would stimulate those thoughts and keep their imagination and creativity going.
There are a few vocabulary words that may need explanation, but for the most part, the text is complemented by the pictures well enough for even an emergent reader to follow the plot. The pictures are bright, colorful, and a cartoon-like showing the behaviors of the characters. I would recommend this story as a read aloud to very children and as a great book for second grade readers to read independently.
Here's the video below: Watch the video as I had made a quiz on the story!
Check out this storyline a written by Satoshi Kitamura, who is read by one of the main characters from Lord of the Rings!
The children's story is about a spell that was inadvertently casted on a boy and his cat. The two have switched bodies! The boy acts very much like a cat, which is quite silly as you might think. Well, I personally thought the story is humorous as it was told through the boy’s mind that is tuck in the cat’s body. Now you can only imagine how silly that mind sound to younger kids! He spends the day making mistakes since he doesn’t know the rules a cat is supposed to follow. By the next day, they have returned to normal, but somebody else is very different.
This text is intended for young readers for audience around ages 4 to 8. The concept is simple and laughable. Children possibly wonder what it would be like to be a cat (or other animals) for the day and this book would stimulate those thoughts and keep their imagination and creativity going.
There are a few vocabulary words that may need explanation, but for the most part, the text is complemented by the pictures well enough for even an emergent reader to follow the plot. The pictures are bright, colorful, and a cartoon-like showing the behaviors of the characters. I would recommend this story as a read aloud to very children and as a great book for second grade readers to read independently.
Here's the video below: Watch the video as I had made a quiz on the story!
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