That's Not My Kitten

What do our readers think of That's Not My Kitten? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy touching the different patches, spotting the mouse and joining in with the repeated words, especially when they can compare the kitten with a real pet. Some children find that a few of the textured areas are small or feel too similar, but the sturdy pages and friendly kittens keep the book appealing.

What does the Pageticker team say about That's Not My Kitten?

A purr-fectly sturdy addition to these touch-and-feel books, with five friendly kittens, simple repeated text and the trademark little white mouse to spot on every page. The textures invite curious fingers while the bold pictures and predictable pattern help babies join in, although grown-ups should expect plenty of enthusiastic poking and a few repeat readings.

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What is That's Not My Kitten about?

Explore five delightful kittens in this engaging touch-and-feel book. Each page features bold illustrations and textured patches for little hands to explore, enhancing sensory and language development. A playful mouse is hidden on every page, adding an extra layer of fun for young readers.

About the author

Fiona Watt is a much-loved British author best known for creating the popular 'That's not my...' series of touch-and-feel books. She enjoys writing stories that help children learn and have fun at the same time. Fiona's books are full of colourful pictures and exciting textures, making reading a magical adventure for young readers.

Discussion ideas around That's Not My Kitten

Soft, rough or smooth?: Which kitten texture would you most like to touch, and what do you think it might feel like?

Finding the right kitten: What clues could help the little mouse decide whether each kitten is the one it is looking for?

Spot the mouse: Where do you think the mouse might hide next, and why?

Kittens we know: How are the kittens in the book like or unlike a cat or kitten you have seen?