Gato Blanco Gato Negro: Dos Gatos

White Cat Black Cat #1

by Sigal Adler, Rosario Calderon (Translator)

En un día hermoso, con el sol que todo el cielo llenaba,
Dos gatos vecinos se juntaron en un jardín que cerca estaba.
En un clima cálido, donde el invierno había terminado,
Respirando la primavera que las flores había germinado.

Genres: Childrens, Cats

36 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 21, 2017

Reviews

[Alicia Bayer]

The bar is exceptionally low for kindle books but this is a good one for young kids if you have kindle unlimited and can read for free. It's very short and no masterpiece of race relations but it's an okay book, especially compared to most of the Kindle kids' book competition.

[Barbara Ann]

Cute rhyming book that explores the concept of hunting. White Cat is a house cat sitting inside on a pleasant day. He decides that it is a good day for hunting. When he walks outside, White Cat is successful in capturing a lizard, fly and field mouse, but the cat is easily distracted causing him to lose his prey. His owner is not impressed with her cat's catch. That night White Cat falls asleep and has nightmares about what it feels like to be hunted. White Cat learns that he should appreciate his life as a pet cat.

I think the book is most appropriate for children in the five to seven age range. Younger children will enjoy the bright illustrations, but the text is perfect for a beginning reader.

[Sheila]

Two cats of different colors meet for the first time. Each is full of disdain for the other based on color. Then they think and decide to become the other one. Both discover both are needed and good. Neither is better than the other.

I liked the rhyming. It was fun to read aloud. The illustrations are wonderful. It teaches a lesson we all need but it doesn't preach.

[Rosalind Williams]

This book is about diversity involving a black cat and a white cat. Upon meeting they both disagreed about their color being the greatest. This divided them. This is an excellent book for ages 3-5 for teaching the beautifulness of being different. The book is written in rhymes. The illustrations were vibrant and witty. I would highly recommend this book, especially for cat lovers.

[Kathy Heare Watts]

LET BYGONES BE GONE

A great teaching story on accepting each person (cat) that is beautiful just the way they are. Each cat, the black one and the white one, learn that it doesn't matter how you look, being friends is what is important.

"What started in anger ended that fine day. For all colors are beautiful in their own special way."

[Linda Thomas]

Friends See No Color

I plan to read this book to my great grandson who lives some miles away in another city. I liked the book because it shows that even though a person might not look like you, it's still possible to be friends once you get to know each other. That's the lesson I hope to convey to my great grandson. The illustrations in the book are very nice and colorful.

[philip bottiglieri]

I love how sigal Adler rhymed so well for children to be amazed and intrigued and they learned an important lesson of love.

I loved reading this book to my daughter because she is the only white girl in her class and it helped her understand that she is no different than any of the other kids.

[Anomaly]

Doesn't Teach Patience, But It's Cute

I have no clue how this book relates to teaching patience or why it's listed as doing such. However, it does offer the amazing lesson of acceptance, kindness, and being true to oneself rather than emulating others. The rhyme scheme is a little awkward in places, but overall has a decent flow and the art is charming.

[Mya Cooley]

This is a great book! This book teaches kids how to love one another. No matter what color you are you are beautiful. We are all different, but we should be treated the same way. Embrace your differences in a positive and loving way. I also love the illustrations because it is simple which matches the story.

[Katie Dickey]

Wonderful story

The rhyming storytelling was a delight. Paired with the amazing lesson to be learned was even better. Kept our attention, made us giggle and remember that color doesn't matter. Well done!

[Adalynd]

Cute Little Story

I love Sigal Adler's books! They are perfect lessons in story form for children. My kiddo has enjoyed every single book we've read by Sigal so far. We will continue to read more.

[Nicole]

So sweet

Such a sweet book to teach your children that skin color doesn't matter. I never thought as an adult the black and white would still be an issue but it is. All matter and are special in their own way.

[Sharon Holmes]

My granddaughter loves Cats

My grand daughters love cats and the beautiful illustration on the cover really caught our eye. I love the rhyming and story of the two cats meeting, arguing and then becoming best friends.

[Robyn Michaels]

Interesting little book.

To me this shows about how starting a relationship on a bad note is not good! Being kind is important. I did like the fact that they took steps to try to understand the other. If I had a child I would read this book to them.

[Lacey]

Cute

Cute rhyming books. There were two and had a good lesson about being nice to each other.

Only problem was in the second book, two pages were uploaded 3 times towards the beginning and then again towards the end. It was very confusing. Other than that, cute.

[Brandy]

Loved this.

Great story. Me and my 2 year old really enjoyed it. "It’s not colors that matter, but good friends you need."

[Kim]

White Cat Black Cat

Great story!
Beautiful pictures and the storyline was exciting.
My student enjoyed listening to the story.
I would get another story.

[Peacegal]

Simple, rhyming story about two cats who fight and then make up. Original illustrations.

[Heather Glidewell]

Great Bedtime Read

My son enjoyed this story tonight. It's hard to find stories he's interested in right before bed. This story will be requested again.

[Barbara Senteney]

Cute, lots of pictures, the baby loved it, this one is about learning to get along.

[sree]

Cool

Unique storyline.. conveying a message in a subtle manner..my daughter loved the story.. wants to read more stories from this author..

[Jennifer]

cute book. teaches kids that it does not matter what color or what you look like on the outside, it is what is on the inside that counts.

[Lora E Knorr]

Thank you

My granddaughter Loved this book ! She is 4 , she said at the end" that's why we try and be nice to everyone Hugh grandma" ?

[Lynn]

A very interesting tale of two cats thinking less of each other because of their colors, how they work out their differences and end up being fun! Illustrated nicely with rhyming story!

[Angela Castillo]

Beautiful art and message.

My seven year old really loved the story and especially the picture of the cats hugging. She also loved when they were by the ocean. Great story.

[Gabrielle]

Son loved it!

My son is in kindergarten and read this book to me. He really loved it. The illustrations are great too!

[Ellen Brown]

Well written

The illustrations are good and the story well thought out. My kids seemed entertained,and that's the main point. Thank you!

[Cheri Motley]

Great lesson

I didn’t think I would like this book but it was very sweet with a great lesson in the end. The wording in some spots is a little unusual to read

[Tiffany Chapel]

Very good

It was a great story. My daughter loved it now I own the set. She's starting to read on her own so having stories like this are great.

[Capnslow]

Awwwww

This was a very cute book to read to my 5 year old before bed. Very sweet message at the end.