Silly Cat is exactly what his name suggests. He has a great imagination and he loves to go on adventures and meet all kinds of wild and tame creatures, from dogs of all sizes to wild cats and prehistoric dinosaurs, like Brute the stegosaur. Join Silly Cat as Lorraine Abrams shares his stories in Silly Cat and Friends Make Believe. There are real creatures in these stories as well as imagined creatures, as Silly Cat lounges in his tree, dreaming of lands nearby and far away. It’s an amazing discovery for Silly Cat when he realizes that he doesn’t have to dream of distant lands to find adventure when there’s enough to explore and admire in his own backyard.

Lorraine Abrams’s children’s book, Silly Cat and Friends Make Believe, is an adventurous animal treasury full of imagination and lots of fun. Best of all, it’s about the power of friendship as two unlikely buddies, Silly Cat and Dainty the Dog, become the best of friends. The stories are shared in rhyming verse with bright, bold, and colorful illustrations to add to the adventure. The language is simple to help youngsters as they learn to read and improve their reading skills. The lyrical nature of the rhyming verses makes this a fun read and some of the antics of the animal friends will have readers young and old chuckling along, especially in parts where the besties enjoy some time in a Silly Zoo. Let your imagination take flight and settle in for a fun, entertaining, humorous, and educational read.

Have you ever thought about the creatures across the sea? Silly Cat has – even if it is from high above in a tree. Whimsical adventures await young readers in Silly Cat and Friends Make Believe by Lorraine Abrams. Young readers are permitted to accompany Silly Cat and his closest companion, Dainty Dog, as they challenge the limits of their imagination. Their daily escapades include roaming around their backyard, making new friends, and so much more. Does Silly Cat really see a bear? Can he compete with a parakeet to see who has the best tweet? Find out when you join this dynamic duo as they embark on exciting, one-of-a-kind escapades.

Lorraine Abrams’s lyrical rhymes are sure to delight her young audience. The tone of the book is warm and positive. Although her playful prose is easy to follow, it remains enchanting and engaging. Reading this story aloud would be particularly entertaining. The book contains endearing characters that will surely win the hearts of children, parents, and educators. Silly Cat’s hilarious antics will appeal strongly to kids, as they will find these relatable. Additionally, the importance of friendship, kindness, and supporting friends during tough times is highlighted. When Silly Cat feels gloomy and claims to have the “miseries,” his dependable friend, Dainty, is there to cheer him up. Eva Vagreti provides vibrant illustrations that complement the narrative perfectly. Each page is colorful and portrays Silly Cat’s shenanigans accurately. Silly Cat and Friends Make Believe is a lively, light-hearted read that younger children will undoubtedly appreciate.