Award-winning illustratorSusie Ghahremani’s picture book Stack the Cats is a fun way for children to learn how to count.
One cat sleeps. Two cats play. Three cats stack!
Cats of all shapes and sizes scamper, stretch, and yawn across the pages of this adorable counting book. And every now and then, they find themselves in the purrfect fluffy stack!
“Counting from one to 10 is the usual math activity in simple picture books, but this one takes on other mathematical operations, too . . . Thanks to its gentle inconsistencies, this is a book that can expand children’s thought processes.” —Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
“Crisp, bold illustrations to introduce simple math concepts that go beyond the usual counting fare for the very young . . . A simple yet clever lesson that there’s more than one way to stack some cats. Ideal for one-on-one and small group sharing.” —School Library Journal
Praise
**STARRED REVIEW**Kirkus
"Counting from one to 10 is the usual math activity in simple picture books, but this one takes on other mathematical operations, too... Thanks to its gentle inconsistencies, this is a book that can expand children's thought processes."
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"Crisp, bold illustrations to introduce simple math concepts that go beyond the usual counting fare for the very young... A simple yet clever lesson that there’s more than one way to stack some cats. Ideal for one-on-one and small group sharing."School Library Journal
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**STARRED REVIEW**Booklist
"As fun as it is clever, Ghahremani’s cat-infested concept book is a treat."
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"Ten cats attempt to stack themselves into impossibly adorable towers in a book that’s ideal for children (or adults). . . The cats all but beg to be named by readers, who will flip back through this sublimely silly outing to choose their favorites."Publishers Weekly
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"Cat lovers will pore over the fluffy, fuzzy, striped, and splotchy felines rendered in clear digital hues that pop against mint-green and orange backgrounds...though listeners should probably be warned that stacking may not go over well with actual cats."Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
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