Chicken Soup for the Soul BABIES: Everyone Shares (Except Cat)
Illustrated By: Katie Mazeika
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Chicken Soup for the Soul BABIES: Everyone Shares (Except Cat)  -     By: Jamie Michalak White
    Illustrated By: Katie Mazeika

Chicken Soup for the Soul BABIES: Everyone Shares (Except Cat)

Illustrated By: Katie Mazeika
Charlesbridge / 2021 / Hardcover

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Chicken Soup for the Soul BABIES: Everyone Shares (Except Cat) by Jamie Michalak White and illustrated by, Katie Mazeika, your little one will learn about sharing in this fun and heartwarming story. All the animals at the playground love to share---just like the characters in their favorite book. That is, except for Cat. Cat refuses to share the seesaw. Will his friends be able to convince Cat that sharing can be MORE fun? Board book, for ages 0-3

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Title: Chicken Soup for the Soul BABIES: Everyone Shares (Except Cat)
By: Jamie Michalak White
Illustrated By: Katie Mazeika
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 24
Vendor: Charlesbridge
Publication Date: 2021
Dimensions: 8.25 X 6.25 (inches)
Weight: 2 pounds
ISBN: 1623542766
ISBN-13: 9781623542764
Ages: 0-3
Series: Chicken Soup for the Soul BABIES
Stock No: WW542764

Publisher's Description

Chicken Soup for the Soul Babies imparts good values through heartwarming and humourous stories to help little ones put their best foot forward. 
All the animals at the playground like to share--just like the characters in their favorite book. All except Cat, that is. Why won't Cat share the seesaw? Maybe he can be convinced to give it a try? Maybe sharing can be even MORE fun than being top dog--er, cat?
 
Sweet and silly, Chicken Soup for the Soul Babies makes lessons easy and fun for the littlest readers.

Author Bio

Jamie Michalak White is the author of nearly forty books for children, including movie and TV show adaptations. She lives with her family in Rhode Island. www.jamiemichalak.com

Katie Mazeika holds a BFA in Illustration from the Columbus College of Art and Design and regularly illustrates children's media. She currently lives in Northern Ohio with her family. www.katiemazeika.com

Editorial Reviews

Cat learns the rules of sharing.
Part of the Chicken Soup for the Soul Babies series, this book presents in a gentle rhyming text a quintet of young animals sharing a variety of objects and experiences: "Mouse shares with Bear. Dog shares the rug. Duck shares a chair. Bear shares a hug." Cat refuses to share a seesaw when the other animals want to play but learns that this is the wrong item to hoard. While Cat is an endearingly ornery character, many of the things shared feel like they were selected merely to fit the rhyme scheme. The more successful companion title, Everyone Says Please (Except Cat), tackles Cat’s refusal to say the magic word. The animal characters from the first book act as series repertory players and model saying pleaseto get what they want. It is only when Cat sees Mouse say the magic word to an adult cat and copies this action that the kitten finally gets the coveted cheese. Toddlers will relate to Cat’s epic temper tantrum that occurs midway through the story. Both titles feature bright paintings of toddler-shaped critters in suburban-esque scenes. "A Note for Parents" shares tips culled from experts on the featured topic and appears at the end of each title.

Parents and caregivers may find these life lessons useful, and children will vicariously enjoy Cat’s bad behavior.
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