How To Teach Your Cat A Trick: in Five Easy Steps
(Hardback)
Publishing Details
How To Teach Your Cat A Trick: in Five Easy Steps
By (Author) Nicola Winstanley
By (author) Zoe Si
Prentice Hall Press
Prentice Hall Press
17th January 2023
29th September 2022
United States
Classifications
Children
Fiction
Physical Properties
Hardback
52
Width 232mm, Height 198mm
Description
In this hilarious and clever follow-up to How to Give Your Cat a Bath, a boy, a dog and a know-it-all narrator are thwarted by a cat who refuses to learn a trick. The perfect read-aloud for fans of Interrupting Chicken. Step one- Decide on a trick Step two- Get some treats ready Step three- Hold the treat in your hand and ask your cat to do the trick Step four- Watch your cat do exactly what you asked him to do Step five- Reward your cat for doing the trick Simple, right This spoof on an instruction manual features an increasingly bewildered human, a nonchalant cat, a very good dog and a know-it-all narrator . . . who really doesn't know it all. How DO you teach a cat a trick Read on to find out!
Reviews
"[A]n air of classic Sunday comics. . . .Droll humor at its best for both dog and cat lovers."Kirkus Reviews
"[A]funny, sweet story that highlights what all cat owners know: cats will do what they want, when they want."CM Reviews
Author Bio
NICOLA WINSTANLEY has always believed in the power of stories to bring comfort. She is the author of The Pirate's Bed, A Bedtime Yarn, How to Give Your Cat a Bath and Cinnamon Baby, which won an honor prize for the Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award and was shortlisted for the Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award. Nicola lives in Hamilton, Ontario, with her family, a huge cat, and a tiny dog. ZOE SI is a cartoonist and illustrator living in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia. She has a lifelong passion for laughing at her own jokes and is always looking for new ways to tell stories with her art. Zoe holds a Juris Doctor degree from the University of British Columbia and practiced law for a number of years. She now spends her days making children's books, cartooning and writing for The New Yorker, freelance illustrating, and drawing comics of everything in sight. In her spare time, she enjoys climbing mountains and petting dogs, especially her own.
