The Singing Bobcat

by Marie Tabler

The Singing Bobcat is a humorous children’s picture book about an abandoned baby bobcat, named Bing, who is raised by a flock of bluebirds. They feed him bugs, worms and seeds and, of course, teach him to sing! After a wonderful summer together, the flock must leave Bing to fly south for the winter. Find out how Bing adapts in this warm tale of compassion, friendship and accepting change. This is the third book in The Tree Series and while the books are great to read together, each one stands alone as a complete story. Delightful illustrations bring giggles and compliment this fun book for kids! Great for 4-8 year olds.

Genres: Childrens

28 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 27, 2013

About the author

Marie Tabler is a freelance creative media producer for children's material. She is currently the owner of The Art Mill ( www.theartmill.com ) and has done work for American Greetings, Compassion International, Children's Bible Hour, Kids 4 Truth and Nazarene Publishing House. Her desire to help children learn timeless truths as they are being entertained is evident in much of her work. She resides in a quiet midwest town with her husband, two children and a cat that showed up and decided to make herself at home.

Reviews

[Lynn · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an adorable story about a bobcat who leaned to sing with his friends the birds --- and in the fall when they left for the Winter and he had to sing alone, he made friends with a squirrel and owl -- singing and protecting all day and night long.

[Wendy Unsworth · Rating 3 out of 5]

I did like this little book, a very gentle, rhyming story for little children. Bobcat desperately needs a friend and there are animals and birds ready to jump to his rescue. The illustrations are unusual but cute; I wouldn't class the story as humourous, so much as sweet.
I read the book on my keyboard kindle to start with and it didn't translate well. The illustrations were fine, though not in colour, but the text was very small. On my husband's kindle Fire it was much better and more enjoyable.

[Ali · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cute!