Creature Cat Tales by M.G. Rorai

Creature Cat Tales

Release: September 18, 2021
Format: Ebook
Publisher: Independent
Source: Pumpup your Book Tours
Find it at: Goodreads, Amazon, Kindle

Life lessons for kids—as told by creature cats!

This whimsical collection of quotes and poetry conveys vital life lessons for kids in easy-to-understand, bite-sized chunks. Your child will love the colorful, interesting cat-like creatures as they read.

Join Blake the Bat-Cat, Milo the Mummy-Cat, Cameron the Chimera-Cat, and their friends as they face fears, encourage critical thinking, and foster positive growth while tackling many topics and issues.

Will Mary the Water-Cat be brave enough to help others? Can Larry the Leprechaun-Cat learn the importance of self-worth? These peculiar feline creatures will keep you on your toes with engagement and entertainment, packed full of important knowledge for a brighter future.

Come join the creature cats as they make learning fun—a purrfect addition to any life lesson collection.

About the Author:

She enjoys hanging with her cats and annoying her husband. She currently writes in multiple genres; Rorai is her light and breezy pen name. For more dark and brooding works she writes under M.G. Spear.

M.G. Rorai has published multiple books so far and have more in the works. Her passion for writing has been reignited and as she writes each story she is excited to go through the publishing process and share them with readers. She is not a newbie writer, but an author getting back into the game. Her plan is to pursue her writing and see where it takes her.

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Creature Cat Tales Review:

“Creature Cat Tales” is a cute selection of short stories about cats overcoming their challenges and was a delightful book to read.

This book is perfect for kids who want to boost their self-confidence and learn about good morals and values. I loved the way the author narrated the story through poetry with lovely rhymes. Kids could sing this as a song while they are reading to keep themselves entertained.

Moreover, the author is creative with the variety of cats we see in the book. We have Bat-cat, Franken-cats, Spider-cats, Mercat, medusa-cat, to name a few. Each character in a chapter goes through a problem that they find out how to solve and shine! Some stories are about helping others even if they are not friendly to you, overcoming your fears, learning to say no, and trying your best to succeed at something. Each story shines with positivity and optimism, which would motivate even adults as they read this to their children. My personal favorites were Blake, Mary, Manny, and Marley.

Also, the book features adorable illustrations in each chapter that would hold the young reader’s attention. I loved how some of the images brought the characters to life and felt it added a nice touch to the book. The only recommendation for the book is if the author included a table of contents provided, so we know which page to quickly go-to for a story, rather than searching for it. I received a complimentary PDF copy as part of the tour, and I did not find it in the version I read.

Overall, “Creature Cat Tales” is a fun collection of short stories that I highly recommend you get for your children.