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Capture the Flag
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What You Need to Know:
• The brilliant Mo Willems does it again! This is part of a new set of books for the youngest and tiniest reader.
• Now that we have established this is for the youngest of readers, my five year old 'almost reader' still enjoys it,
   because the language is so simple and repetitive he could read it himself after one shared reading.
• For all those Pigeon and Knuffle Bunny fans out there, you will find cameos of both, sure to delight.
Sweet Book Summary:
Cheerful Cat is back! In this story, Cat comes to find all of her friends, Sheep, Pig, Giraffe, Crab, Horse and Shark, and coaxes them into slumber. When Cat happens upon each friend, they are all in a different stage of the bedtime ritual. Sheep is reading, Giraffe is brushing his teeth, etc. Little readers will most enjoy Horse's stage in the ritual - what youngster doesn't love a little good, clean potty humor? But what happens when Cat gets to Owl? You can just imagine what Willems does with this bit of humor! Checkers anyone?

As with the other "Cat the Cat" books Willems has introduced, the story is simple, direct and repetitive. Perfect for a young toddler who can't sit still very long and equally as perfect for a fledgling reader, who will be able to read it by him/herself very quickly.
Author: Mo Willems Illustrator: Mo Willems Published: 2010, 32 pages
Themes: Bedtime, Animals, Excellent Read-Aloud, Humor
Sweet Discussion Questions:
• Why doesn't Owl want to go to bed like the others?
• Do you know any other animals that don't like to go to bed at night?
• What is your favorite part of going to bed?
If You Liked This Book, Try:
Little Hoot, Amy Krause Rosenthal
Tuck Me In!, Dean Hacohen and Sherry Scharschmidt
Time for Bed, Mem Fox
Cat the Cat Who is That?, Mo Willems
This recommendation was written by: Melissa Y.
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