K-Gr 2—Barrett is back with another fun story kids will adore. Hal, Dora, and Geneva are three felines who lead very different lives. Hal is your typical alley cat on the prowl for his next tasty meal after being thrown out of his previous home. Dora lived in a dress shop and adored the finer things in life but had been cast out after putting off the well-heeled customers. Geneva was once owned by a movie star but finds herself on the street after her owner's career reversal. These three kitties find one another and decide to put their talents to use and "sing" for their supper. Barrett's pencil, watercolor, and ink cartoon art conveys the playfulness of the text. Ideal for a read-aloud,
Cats Got Talent will appeal to those younger elementary school age children who have dreams of performing and becoming a superstar. A fun, enjoyable read.—
Christopher Lassen, Brooklyn Public LibraryThree recently homeless cats who love to croon at night find their vocal talents earn them some of the amenities they miss from their old lives: well-aimed rotten table scraps, shoes, and anything within arms' reach of the slumbering neighbors' bedsides. Retro watercolor and ink cartoons are as silly as the story's moral: one person's trash is another cat's treasure.
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