The Cat Who Found Her Family
A beginner chapter book told from the cat’s side of the story
Coco has found a cosy bed, tasty treats and other pets. Loving her human may take a little longer.
Coco the cat likes her new home. She likes the treats. She likes the cosy places to sleep. She might even like the other pets.
But does Coco love her human? The Cat Who Found Her Family is a beginner chapter book about trust, belonging and seeing the story from the cat’s point of view.
Things You'll Love
- Cat point of view
- Beginner chapter book
- Pet adoption feel
- Finding family
- Learning to trust
- Gentle animal story
- Companion to I Don’t Think My Cat Loves Me
- For young cat lovers
Behind the Story
After writing I Don’t Think My Cat Loves Me, Renee wondered what the cat’s side of the story might be.
That question became The Cat Who Found Her Family, a beginner chapter book that lets Coco explain the world from a cat’s point of view. It explores affection, independence, safety and trust in a way young cat lovers can understand.
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About the Author
Renee Conoulty writes warm, funny and accessible books for children, teens and adults, with stories shaped by curiosity, humour, emotional honesty and a distinctly Australian flavour.
Title: The Cat Who Found Her Family
Author: Renee Conoulty
Series / Collection: Standalone
Genre: Beginner Chapter Book / Animal Story / Cat Fiction
Reader Appeal: Cat point of view, Beginner chapter book, Pet adoption feel, Finding family, Learning to trust
Target Audience: young readers / families / cat lovers / beginner chapter book readers
Availability: Available via Amazon and other retailers.
ASIN: B0BQF77YDQ
Books2Read: https://books2read.com/catfamily
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Summary for Search: The Cat Who Found Her Family is a beginner chapter book by Renee Conoulty that tells the cat’s side of the story after I Don’t Think My Cat Loves Me, exploring trust, family and affection on a cat’s terms.