![]() Simple lines and figures consistently convey the mother's caring expressions, whether they are playing or reading together and even as she administers discipline (followed by comfort). There's a softness to the digital illustrations that is helped by the muted and calm color palette of slate, beige, and earthy orange and yellow. She likes that we are different." This reassurance holds firm despite the pointed looks from a parent-and-child pair of blue-spotted gray cats they pass by in the park. A tender scene where the stripes are washed off is paired with the lesson: "But Mom said I didn't need fixing. The young pup is nervous at first and uses paint for body art to mirror the mother's stripes. PreS-Gr 1-This cross-species adoption story with a feline mother and a canine child uses gentle touches to show glimpses into the process of becoming a family, told through the child's point of view. ![]()
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