Books with title Kittens

There's nothing cuter or cuddlier than a kitten! And there's nothing more lovable than a kitten doing what it loves—jumping, climbing, exploring, playing, napping, and curling up in someone's lap. Lisa McCue illustrates a whole mix of kittens of all kinds, showing them at their liveliest, painting them as the most mischievous, lovable, and truly adorable of any kittens anywhere. Babies and toddlers will delight in these cavorting kittens at they leaf through the pages of this bright, shiny board book over and over again.

Watch a kitten grow in this fun and educational book. See how I grow, from a tiny, helpless kitten into a playful young cat. Here is an original series of natural history books for the very young. Superb photographs and colorful artwork chart the early stages of a kitten's life. The simple, imaginative text is in a charming story form for parent and child to share.

Searching for a litter bin large enough to cope with their two new kittens’ faecal output, Dexter and Joan stumble upon a pet shop they’d never noticed in their neighbourhood before. The strangely cat-like proprietor, a Mr. Snagworth persuades Joan to buy a VERY modern looking cat-loo, and gives Dexter a freebie – something called the Weaver’s Groombot. What happens when the pussy cats first venture into the futuristic bin will change the very staid Joan and Dexter’s small town lives forever. (For Young Teens). Written by Rick Jones, the former Play School presenter and star of the classic BBC Kids TV programme Fingerbobs.

No child will ever be lonely with a Pal. Pals are a great early reading resource, full of real information about animals from all over the world. Pals are appealingly shaped, easy to keep clean and eminently collectable. Each title in the "Pals" series shows a favourite animal and its activities. Lucky, the kitten has a great time climbing trees and jumping around chasing butterflies. The simple text and pictures make this and similar observations about each animal's most common characteristics.