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Get ready to join Whiskers, the charming cat, on an unforgettable adventure in "Whiskers' Fourth of July" by Shana Gorian!
Whiskers dreams of the perfect Independence Day, filled with parades, block parties, and spectacular fireworks. But as other cats, dogs, and even squirrels seem determined to interrupt his plans, his dream turns into frustration. Grumpy and fed up, Whiskers decides he's better off alone.
As the sky lights up with fireworks, Whiskers realizes that being alone is not what he wanted at all. Setting off to make things right, he discovers that the best celebrations are those spent with friends. With vivid watercolor illustrations and a touching narrative that teaches the importance of an apology, this heartwarming story is perfect for bedtime reading or holiday sharing.
Perfect for ages 4-8, "Whiskers' Fourth of July" is a delightful addition to your child's bookshelf. Tune in to Miss Dorothy's KZread channel, Goodnight Lighthouse, for a special reading of this charming tale that captures the essence of friendship and the joy of togetherness on this festive holiday.
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