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Preschool Book Review - Katy No-Pocket

From the Preschool Book
"Big tears rolled down Katy Kangaroo's brown face. Poor Katy was crying because she didn't have a pocket like other mother kangaroos. Freddy was Katy Kangaroo's little boy and he needed a pocket to ride in. All grown-up kangaroos take awfully big hops and little kangaroos, like Freddy, get left far behind unless their mothers have nice pockets to carry them in. And poor Katy didn't have any pocket at all."About the Preschool Book
Katy Kangaroo is so sad because she has no pocket to carry her baby in. All of the other mother kangaroos have nice big pockets to carry their babies. Katy's son Freddy can't keep up when his mother hops. He needs to be carried. Katy asks all the other animals how they carry their babies. She hopes that one of them can help her solve her problem.The other animals carry their babies on their backs or in their arms. Poor Katy can't do that because Freddy's arms are too small to hold on to her back and Katy's arms are too small to hold Freddy. Other animals have their children walk behind them but Katy doesn't want Freddy to have to walk anymore. What will poor Katy do?
From the Reviewer
Preschoolers will love trying to think of a solution to Katy Kangaroo's problem. The colorful and fun illustrations make each page exciting. Preschoolers will learn how different animals take care of their babies. The casual dialog makes this book fun to read for both parents and preschoolers.Katy goes to the city and finds a very innovative way to carry her baby. When she returns she has more pockets than any other kangaroo mother and she could not be happier. Katy No-Pocket teaches preschoolers valuable problem solving skills. Katy is determined to keep looking until she finds a solution to her problem.
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