Mike, the Three-Colored Cat

Mike, the Three-Colored Cat

Author
authorMike

A charming children's story about the adventures of a calico cat named Mike. Through his clumsy attempts to take too many fish, apples, and balls of yarn, Mike learns a valuable lesson about moderation and sharing. The text is simple, gentle, and suitable for young readers.

age3 - 7 years old
emotional intelligence
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