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The Silver Unicorn - My local indie book shop!

Indiebound

Bookshop.org

Eight Cousins Books

The Blue Bunny

The Curious Iguana

Barnes & Noble

Amazon

Target

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REVIEWS

The story evokes quiet empathy for both the stray cat and the boy who misses his pet. Illustrations in warm, gentle colors heighten the appeal of this pleasing picture book.
— Booklist
The text is accessible and fun to read, with humorous phrases (“this was the last whisker”). Art with a water-pastel feeling shows a spacious, welcoming library full of diverse patrons.
— Kirkus
Jack is an absolutely endearing cat, with his notched ear and sweet face, and is the epitome
of a misunderstood feline stray who just needs love, friends, and stories.  Highly recommended for lovers of books, libraries, animals, and hopeful, positive tales.
— Abby Kingsbury, Head Children’s Librarian, Harvard Public Library
This book is a great read. It blends the excitement of going to the library with animals! The illustrations look like color pencil drawings. I appreciated the racial diversity of all the children who come to the library for reading time. Pascal is a curly hair brown boy who comes to the library with his aunt who wears a hijab! It is a very visually inclusive book.
— Youth Services Book Review

Jack The Library Cat touches upon subjects such as empathy, change, compassion towards animals, literacy, and new friendships. Illustrations show diverse library patrons and touches upon the library being a place for everyone…even a curious feline.