Books with title Cats! Cats! Everywhere!

Look around you. Do you see a stop sign? Ripe strawberries or tomatoes? A fire engine? Red birds or flowers? The color red is found in nature, in foods, in the community, and many other places. Listen to this book and become an expert at spotting red everywhere! Learn about the colors you see all around you in the Colors Everywhere series - part of the Lightning Bolt Books collection. Lightning Bolt Books bring nonfiction topics to life!

Cats can be entertaining and fun. This book tells how our cats have entertained us and themselves for the past few years. It is a summary of things that they have done and I had a lot of fun reliving the events by writing the book. Amanda had fun illustrating the book as she has been around the cats since they were little too and remembers all the fun things they have done. Some to the antics they have been known to do are sleep in the bathroom sink, eat food that was meant for us, hide in the closets and climb all over the clothing, and jump on shelves that we never thought they could make it to. They sleep with us and often take up more than their share of the bed and if they think they are not getting enough room, they are just as likely to lay on top of us. It does disrupt our sleep but, the other side of that is we get to see the moon and stars that we would not normally see when sleeping. Yes, Cats Everywhere certainly fits in our home and we love having them. They purr so nicely. Hopefully you will enjoy the book.

Karen has lost her cat, Mr. Whiskers, on Friday night. She looks all over for him, and decides to put "Lost Cat" posters on trees and light posts around town. Soon cat rescuers begin to arrive at her home with "found" cats they leave with her. By the time she has thirty-seven cats, she understands why -- she did not describe Mr. Whiskers on her poster, and every person who finds a cat delivers it to Karen. Thirty-seven cats are a lot of cats. There are pussycats everywhere in the house, and Karen has a descriptive name for each: Purcee, Shredder, Clawdia, Groucho... all thirty-seven are painted in rich detail, and kids will enjoy matching names in the text to the illustrated cat. Karen takes care of them for the weekend, inventing games, feeding and loving herds of cats. When she goes to buy more cat food, she sees posters for these cats too. With Mother's help, she takes each one to its home, and finally Mr. Whiskers turns up on his own, glad to be back.

A Thomas & Friends(TM) coloring book with a four-color rainbow pencil!Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends are always on the go, working hard and having all sorts of unusual and exciting adventures wherever they go! Train loving boys and girls ages 3 to 7 will love this coloring and activity book with 128 pages and a chunky rainbow pencil that writes in four different colors: red, blue, green, and yellow! And the pencil is big enough to last long after the last picture in the book is colored. Get rolling for hours of colorful fun!

On returning the cousins to Earth, Willow disobeyed the judges. He expected a severe sentence, but not one that would threatened his life. While he endured a dangerous exile, his family and friends united, breaking the law themselves to get him released; causing chaos in the city. On Earth, Peter's parents had banned him from contacting his cousins. He was distraught and so, in London, on the farm and in the Manor, Peter's family and friends rallied round to get the ban lifted.

The deep bond between a boy and his grandfather may be the only thing that can save the old man's life when he suffers a heart attack. But first the boy must overcome his feelings of helplessness and guilt.With the imaginative assistance of Dooley, the nephew of a local nurse who knows a mysterious ritual called "soul switching," the narrator discovers, in a reluctant flight to the farthest edges of faith, the miraculous and healing power of love.In the best literary tradition of Truman Capote and Carson McCullers, award-winning novelist Bruce Brooks tells this spellbinding tale with a compassionate understanding of the capacity of children to transcend pain with amazing grace.