Review: Katy The One-Eyed Cat Teaches Kids Not To Judge Others By Their Looks
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2013
While this book has a rather slow beginning, once Katy makes it to the adoption center the story picks up which is around 10 pages into the story. My daughters kept their interest this long, because they knew there had to be a moral to the story.When a couple enters the adoption center they're specifically looking for an older cat who had experience with people already, since they lost 3 cats that died. They specifically didn't want Katy the One-Eyed Cat. However, regrets settle in when they reach home because they knew they were judging her by her looks. We won't share the happy ending. ;-)My daughters thought Katy was the cutest character in the book, and the animals were cute. However, they didn't think the people were so "beautiful".