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Books with title The Cat who Thought He Was a Tiger

  • The Cat who Thought He Was a Tiger

    Polly Cameron

    Hardcover (Coward-mcCann, March 15, 1956)
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  • Cat Who Thought He Was a Tiger

    Polly Cameron

    Paperback (Puffin Books, May 31, 1973)
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  • Cat Who Thought He Was a Tiger

    P. Cameron

    Library Binding (Putnam Pub Group (L), Jan. 15, 1956)
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  • Cat Who Thought He Was a Tiger

    polly cameron

    Hardcover (Deutsch, March 15, 1970)
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  • The Cat Who Thought He Was a Border Collie

    Leland Dirks, TC Dirks

    language (, Feb. 2, 2013)
    Wandering the back roads of a rural area, a beautiful four-legged creature tries to determine who and what he is.Before he succeeds, he meets a few examples of what he is not!A delight for all ages, this is primarily a children's book. Approximately 20 pages in length, it contains some beautiful photographs of a certain feline and his friends.
  • The Cat Who Thought She Was A Dog!

    Bob Outman, Thomas Outman

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 11, 2017)
    Cats can make us smile, make us laugh or make us wonder "who's really in charge". Have you ever had a cat that acted like a dog? Join this beautiful story and read along as we find out what will happen to .........The Cat That Thought She Was A Dog!
  • The Cat Who Thought He Was a Border Collie

    Leland Dirks, TC Dirks

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb. 7, 2013)
    In the middle of nowhere, a beautiful creature seeks the answers to who and what he is. In the process, he finds a home and learns to be himself.
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  • Sketch, The Cat Who Thought He Was A Dog

    Gabriel Hroz

    language (Studio Corso, Nov. 11, 2009)
    Sketch, The Cat Who Thought He Was A Dog is a children's book about being different and not only being okay with it--but feeling great about it! Since the beginning Little Sketch has always lived with dogs, in fact, he is absolutely certain he is a dog. (The trouble is, he is actually a cat!) In this engaging story, young readers meet the three dogs that form part of Little Sketch’s family, and the wise Mr. Tree, who helps Little Sketch understand why it’s great to be different. And the story begins at the beginning of course: Sketch has always wanted to be a dog but he just can’t howl or growl like his brothers and he wants to know why. Together the four of them are playing in the forest one day when Little Sketch meets a wise old tree who helps him find the truths about being a cat. He teaches him how to focus on his strengths and to realize that it’s great to be different. With the help of the great, old Mr. Tree, Sketch begins to discover and feel confident in his own strengths, like using his claws to climb higher through the branches until he reaches a spot where he can see everything around him below.Read an Excerpt from Page One:Ever since he could remember, Sketch had lived amongst dogs. There were three of them and Sketch was the fourth. Once he had tried to bark like his brothers but only a strange, high-pitched sound had come out and they had all looked at him. He had felt really embarrassed. After that time, he’d always thought there was something wrong with him, even though his brothers treated him well, as one of their own.Everyone has a favorite brother, and Sketch’s favorite was Krypto, a huge boxer dog who liked to lick a lot. When Sketch was only a tiny kitten, Krypto had watched over him like a proud father, following him around everywhere, making sure he didn’t get into too much trouble, keeping him from falling off the balcony, even letting him eat from his own bowl. They drank water together every morning too.Reader Reviews:“This earth-friendly story encourages young readers to see Nature differently, with more care, and at the same time, to learn about their strengths and why being different is great. Your kids will love it. It’s timeless.” --Alicia Harris, mom of 2 “This is a story for kids about a pack of good friends who just happen to be three dogs and a cat. It teaches kids that sometimes, being different isn’t just okay, it’s awesome!” --Stefano Auberge, dad of 3“If you already have or are getting a Kindle, you need to get this story for your kids. It’s so nice to have a children’s book on my Kindle--I can read to them anywhere, anytime.”--Elizabeth Rosen, mom of 2
  • Merlin, The Cat Who Thought He Wasn't

    Heidi L. Schlatter, Heidi V. Patten

    language (Freddie Boy Press, Dec. 18, 2012)
    This is a cute story about Merlin, a rescued kitty, who was raised with dogs only, and very much behaved like one. Merlin found himself in his adoptive forever home where he has a kitty brother, Pudge, who taught him that he can do many more things than he ever thought possible! This is a true account of one struggle Merlin had, and in the story he dreams of being a kitty as he watched all the fun things Pudge was doing. Merlin worked very hard to follow Pudge's lead and in the end had quite a surprise! He realized he was a kitty all along!For boys and girls 0 - 6 yrs old. It's a great book for birthday and holiday gifts both in Kindle and hardcover editions.Shows the power of mentoring.Shows how life experiences when young can limit us. With humans it usually involves labeling - ie. stupid, clumsy, not good at __X_, etc. It's never too early to start talking to your child about how special animals are!Reviews:By Joan K. HurstThis is a delightful little story about a rescued cat and his view of himself. I highly recommend it, especially for those thinking of adopting a rescued animal.By J. TomkinsFormat:HardcoverBeautiful photos, great story and an author with a heart for the animals!! My son is even 11 and loved it. Very easy for him to read, but the story behind it warmed our hearts!!By DEBBIEFormat:HardcoverEveryone should give this cute little book a try. A story about a real Kitty named Merlin. He was rescued from a shelter by the Author of the book. With her help and love he learned what it was like to live the life of a much loved Kitty. A Portion of the proceeds go to help other animals in the same situation Merlin was in.....so please buy yourself a copy of this sweet book. You will be glad you did!!
  • Merlin, The Cat Who Thought He Wasn't

    Heidi L Schlatter, Heidi V. Patten

    Hardcover (Freddie Boy Press, July 6, 2009)
    A cat who thought he was a dog! This is a cute little story about Merlin, a rescued kitty from New York, who was raised with dogs only and very much behaved like one. Merlin found himself in a new situation in his adoptive forever home where he has a kitty brother, Pudge. And Pudge taught him that he can do many more things than he ever thought possible! This is a true account of one struggle Merlin had, and the story has him dreaming he could be a kitty as he watched all the fun things Pudge was doing. Merlin worked very hard to follow Pudge's lead and in the end had quite a surprise! He really was a kitty! Great book for birthdays, holidays, and even baby showers. Ideal for ages 0 - 6. It's never too early to start talking about being kind to animals! $1.00 per book sold is donated to Mary's Kitty Korner in Granby, CT, the rescue organization that saved Merlin. 1st book in the Rescued Animal Tails series. Watch for book 2 - Pudge and how he views life with Merlin.
  • The Dog Who Thought He Was A Cat

    Darrell Bain

    CD-ROM (Bookmice.com Inc., Jan. 15, 2000)
    When Tweedle's momma goes into the veterinary hospital soon after he is born, poor Tweedle has a hard time finding out just what kind of an animal he is, until the friendly cat in the house and her kittens befriend him.
  • The Cat That Thought He Was A Rat

    P. V. LeForge, Mary E. Donahue

    eBook (Black Bay Books, Dec. 12, 2011)
    Billy's kitten was not really sure what kind of an animal he was. If he were a bat, he could fly. If he were a rat, he could get some cheese. All he knew was that he wanted to be the best rat or bat or whatever he could be. Appropriate for kids 1-6 with easy rhymes, a funny story, and cute illustrations by Mary E. Donahue of a boy and his kitten.