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Join Miss Dorothy on her KZread channel Goodnight Lighthouse as she reads the delightful children's book "The Summer Nick Taught His Cats to Read" by Curtis Manley, illustrated by Kate Berube. This charming story, nominated for the South Carolina Picture Book Award and honored as a Best Book of the Year by both School Library Journal and Chicago Public Library, follows the adventures of Nick, a boy who loves books, and his two cats, Verne and Stevenson.
Nick adores reading and playing with his cats, so he decides to teach them to read. While Verne is intrigued by words like MOUSE and FISH, Stevenson remains uninterested and hides under the porch. Can Nick find a way to share his passion for reading with both of his furry friends? This heartwarming tale, filled with subtle humor and delightful illustrations, highlights the challenges and joys of learning to read, making it a perfect read-aloud for cat lovers, literacy enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys a great story.
Tune in to Goodnight Lighthouse and join Miss Dorothy as she brings this wonderful story to life!
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