Jack the library cat [electronic resource]. Marietta Apollonio.
"Read it and purr." —Kirkus Reviews When a story-loving stray meets a new kid in town, they become fast friends—and reading buddies. A stray cat keeps turning up for story time at the library, but animals aren't allowed in the building, and besides, the children's librarian is not a cat person. Then a boy named Pascal crosses paths with the friendly feline and sneaks him inside. Soon enough, the stray cat gets a name, a home, and a group of kids clamoring to read to him. Could life be any more purr-fect?
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- Text Difficulty 1 - Text Difficulty 2470 Lexile.
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- Electronic reproduction. Park Ridge : Albert Whitman & Company, 2023. Requires the Libby app or a modern web browser.
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"Read it and purr." —Kirkus Reviews When a story-loving stray meets a new kid in town, they become fast friends—and reading buddies. A stray cat keeps turning up for story time at the library, but animals aren't allowed in the building, and besides, the children's librarian is not a cat person. Then a boy named Pascal crosses paths with the friendly feline and sneaks him inside. Soon enough, the stray cat gets a name, a home, and a group of kids clamoring to read to him. Could life be any more purr-fect?
