Books with title The 3 Little Kittens

Savage Owl Press is proud to be bringing back classic children’s books from out of the public domain. Our number 1 focus will be bringing back lesser known and forgotten works of children’s literature, as well as some more familiar titles. First up in this series is a well known nursery rhyme – Three Little Kittens by Grace C. Floyd.This version of Three Little Kittens was originally published in 1880 and written by Grace C. Floyd, part of “Father Tuck’s Little Pets” series. Author and artist Kindred has cleaned up and remastered the cover and internal pages. It retells the classic nursery rhyme and adds more details in prose between the verses. Beautifully illustrated, including several full color pages.

Written in lyrical rhyme, Ten Little Kittens will charm little picture book fans (and their parents) with its richly detailed illustrations of the kittens' quirky adventures. Starting with the requisite bed-jumping, our furry little heroes go on to wrangle the Loch Ness Monster, play dress up rather royally, and do some ill-fated Christmas tree trimming. Kids will be kept on their toes, wondering, "what's next?" as they count all the way down to the last mischievous little kitten.

Young children all know the Mother Goose rhyme of the kittens who have lost their mittens, but they've never seen it illustrated with so much energy, beauty, and flair. Preschoolers will delight in these cuddly kittens as they frolic outside in the falling leaves, get their whiskers sticky while eating a just-baked apple pie, and do the washing-up under Mama Cat's watchful gaze. Caldecott Medal-winning, New York Times bestselling author/artist Jerry Pinkney brings a gloriously vivid palette, delightful details and tremendous warmth to his version of this favorite nursery rhyme.

A new title in the appealing Look at Me picture book series for younger boys and girls presents attractive color illustrations of a mother cat and her kittens in realistic, detail-filled settings. Each book in this series tells a story about a baby animal and its mother, describing in very simple language how the mother animal keeps her baby from getting into trouble. Preschoolers will be delighted by the pictures and entertained when Mom or Dad reads the story aloud.