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City Cats, Country Cats

Barbara Shook Hazen - Personal Name; Pam Paparone - Personal Name;

City Cats, Country Cats is a charming early reader written by Barbara Shook Hazen, illustrated by Pam Paparone, and published by Random House under the Step into Reading series (Step 1: Ready to Read). The book presents a delightful comparison between the lives of urban cats living in busy city apartments and rural cats living on quiet country farms. Through simple rhyming text, rhythmic sentences, and expressive full-color illustrations, young readers explore how cats in different environments sleep, play, eat, and interact with their surroundings. For kindergarten (TK) students, this reader serves as an engaging early literacy resource that introduces the concept of contrasting environments, builds phonemic awareness through rhyme, and fosters foundational reading skills.


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Literature and Rhetoric (Kesusastraan) (820) 823 HAZ c
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Series Title
Step Into Reading
Call Number
823 HAZ c
Publisher
New York : Random House., 1999
Collation
ilus.; 15 x 23 cm
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
9780307261090
Classification
823
Content Type
text
Media Type
-
Carrier Type
-
Edition
1
Subject(s)
Cats -- Fiction
Country life
City life
Comparison (Psychological)
Easy reading materials -- Fiction
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