Review: Cats Don't Like Christmas - Andy Wortlock

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Review: Cats Don't Like Christmas - Andy Wortlock - September 2022

Even though Christmas has passed, it is always fun to still read Christmas picture books no matter what time of the year it is as Christmas is fun and something to celebrate. It is a holiday that hopefully makes everyone happy. This fun book Cats Don't Like Christmas shares with us all the reasons why Christmas is no fun for Cats as all that temptation of baubles and the trees and hanging stockings and paper gets them into trouble and causes them to be mischievous creatures and then they get told off. Cats also unlike dogs, don't always appreciate the human touch, and Christmas time with relatives is a people overload for them. In this fun picture book, we read all the reasons why cats hate Christmas, but do you think we can sway the Cats' minds to love Christmas and the Holiday season? This fun picture book written by Andy Wortlock and illustrated by Nahum Ziersch is perfect for children aged 3-6 years and one that I would have read at Toddler Time when I worked in the library as it is quick enough to read and fun enough to hold the children's attention and entertaining enough that they won't get bored and fidgety. 

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3G46SGD



 


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