Books with title The Scaredy-Cat Kitten

Kitty wasn't always such a scaredy-cat. She used to be brave and lionhearted and nervy. That is, until one late October day a group of terrifying monsters showed up on her doorstop and Kitty became VERY scared. Then she decided to take matters into her own paws.Bad Kitty is back in her first full-length picture book since A Bad Kitty Christmas (over 300,000 copies sold to date), just in time for another holiday! Now she's up against something scary, something creepy, something more frightening than Puppy's good moods: Halloween.

Kitty wasn't always such a scaredy-cat. She used to be brave and lionhearted and nervy. That is, until one late October day a group of terrifying monsters showed up on her doorstop and Kitty became VERY scared. Then she decided to take matters into her own paws.Bad Kitty is back in her first full-length picture book since A Bad Kitty Christmas (over 300,000 copies sold to date), just in time for another holiday! Now she's up against something scary, something creepy, something more frightening than Puppy's good moods: Halloween.

A story about a cat named Scat who was always afraid and how he overcame his fear to save a little kitten. The bright, playful illustrations add a whimsical touch to this fun story of a cat afraid of anything, until one day he had a chance to be brave and what he did to overcome his fear. A fun story for little listeners that teaches kids about how to overcome fear. Ages 3-6.

Mama and Papa Scaredy Cat are not your ordinary felines. They're terrified of everything, and so they do nothing. They don't get dressed. They don't open mail. They don't even watch sunsets. Thankfully, Baby Scaredy Cat sees that not being brave at all is just plain silly....But can she help her scared parents find the courage to look at the brighter side of things?

Simon the Scaredy Cat is a charming series of stories addressing children’s fears, and providing positive resolution for those fears. The series is unique, as the stories and illustrations are interactive. Simon offers caregivers the opportunity to assist their children in the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills, using everyday resources. This is accomplished through carefully crafted text and ingenious illustrations, where every tool the child needs to solve his or her problem or fear is ready for discovery.For example, in this book “Simon By Himself,” at a high-stress moment in the story – “I crept through the hall and into the kitchen” – one can see a worried Simon and his perception of being left alone.At this point, you can stop the narration and ask the child what he or she sees that could help them resolve their fear: 911 and Daddy’s phone number on the refrigerator; the telephone; and a friendly neighbor outside the window. By identifying everyday items that will help resolve their fear, the child begins to view a frightful situation more logically and rationally.

One day, Mrs. Brown decides to visit her nearby shelter and adopt a kitten, but instead she finds both a little skittery kitten AND a great big scaredy cat. Rather than choose between them, she decides to adopt them both. Find out what it takes to win their trust . . . __This picture book contains wonderful color illustrations and a beautiful message. __A Portion Of The Proceeds From The Sale Of This Book Will Go To The A S P C A.