How Cats Say I Love You / Cómo Los Gatos Dicen Te Quiero - Brown, Guy
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Cats have a lot to say! They curl their tails when they're curious and crouch low when they're ready to play. Sometimes they like to be left alone, other times they want lots of cuddles! In this bilingual (English/Spanish) Social-Emotional Learning book, visit homes from around the world to meet silly, sassy cats and their human pals. Watching their furry friends, each kid thinks of healthy ways to share their feelings.

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Cats have a lot to say! They curl their tails when they're curious and crouch low when they're ready to play. Sometimes they like to be left alone, other times they want lots of cuddles! In this bilingual (English/Spanish) Social-Emotional Learning book, visit homes from around the world to meet silly, sassy cats and their human pals. Watching their furry friends, each kid thinks of healthy ways to share their feelings.
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Autorenporträt
Author and TV meteorologist Guy Brown can be seen forecasting the weather on-air today in the Big Apple, New York City. He was previously a weather anchor in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area of Minnesota. He enjoys volunteering at local elementary schools, where he shares his passion for meteorology with children. How Cats Say I Love You is his second children's book, inspired by his beloved pet cat, Rosalie. He also dabbles in acrylic painting, and is an active member of the National Weather Association and the National Association of Black Journalists. Davide Ortu is an Italian artist now living in Spain. He studied art in Cagliari Arts Lyceum FOISO FOIS, Sardinia. He began as a graphic designer in advertising before moving to Madrid, where he discovered the world of children's illustrations. Through the use of intense colors, atmospheres between dreams and reality, and fantastic elements, his artwork stops time to show the biggest emotions in the smallest people.