Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat
Meow Is Not a Cat

Meow Is Not a Cat

A Neurodiverse Kid Named Meow Saves the Day

✔ 44 pages of wild fun

✔ Lovable characters

✔ Stunning illustrations

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This is a picture book about a clever kid who learns to embrace their unique qualities on a field trip.

Meow, the main character, is puzzled as to why everyone calls them Meow. They suspect it's because they have cat-like ears on their hat, but their snarky feline friend has other ideas.

Meow's teacher, Ms. Snickety, thinks Meow doesn't listen, but Meow believes they "just listen differently." On a field trip to see wildlife, the teacher gives each child a banana to offer the monkeys, but the monkeys take all the bananas. Meow comes up with a creative solution by using a cannon to launch the bananas into the air, so everyone can have one.

This book celebrates kids who think differently and has a playful, colorful art style that matches the whimsical story.

Ages: 4-8

Pages: 44

Size: 8.5″ x 8.5″

Language: English

Published: April 2022

Publisher: Good With Crayons, an imprint of FDI Publishing

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“An appealingly offbeat book with a strong message about appreciating unusual thinking.”

Kirkus Reviews

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“[A] valuable reference for introducing the concept of neurodivergence… ”

The Children’s Book Review
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About the Book

Meow Is Not Cat is a flight of folly starring a cynical cat, monkeys, a banana cannon, and a kid named Meow.

Nestled in the laughs is a lesson on how embracing different interpretations of the world can yield fabulous results.

GENDER INCLUSIVE

Meow is never gendered. Readers can identify with Meow however they wish: girls see an adventurous spirit like themselves; boys see a creative soul like themselves; and non-binary kids enjoy a light-hearted laugh free from stereotypes.

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This is an incredibly fun read. You will very much enjoy this quirky, fun tale... I read this with my daughter and she laughed out loud.

—Aaron C.

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This is a good book to introduce neurodivergent thinking and the lesson of speaking more clearly when giving directions... relatable for all genders.

—Alan U

Meow Is Just Like Me

By not telling readers Meow’s gender, they are free to see in Meow whoever they wish: girls can see an adventurous spirit like themselves; boys can see a creative soul like themselves; non-binary kids get to enjoy a light-hearted laugh free from heavy gender stereotypes.

About The Author

Kelly Tills is the head of her own neuro-unique family.She writes silly, funny books for kids. Feminism, inclusion, and potty humor are her jam. Her books are dyslexia-friendly.

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