Little Bill the Bengal Kitten: The Black Smoke Kitten

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Overview

In most families with natural born children (in this case kittens), everybody looks pretty much alike. But sometimes things just do not turn out that way, and some of us look very different than our brothers and sisters. Little Bill is shocked to discover that discover that he looks very different from his parents and brothers and sisters. Finally with encouragement from his mother, he learns appearance is not the most important thing in life. The book is about acceptance, diversity and kindness.

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ISBN-13:	9781477299821
Publisher:	AuthorHouse
Publication date:	01/29/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	36
File size:	860 KB
Age Range:	4 - 8 Years

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Little Bill the Bengal Kitten

The Black Smoke Kitten

By Karen Frisbie Lemaster

AuthorHouse

Copyright © 2013 Karen Frisbie Lemaster
All right reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-4772-9981-4

Chapter One

It was a beautiful spring morning in April when Little Bill made his entrance into the world at Pleasant Pond. Joining him in his arrival were three beautiful silver leopard siblings. Altogether, there was Little Bill, his brother, Zak and two sisters, Jasmine and Jewel. They were all beautiful Bengal kittens.

Their mother, Luna, was a beautiful silver rosetted Bengal queen (mother cats are sometimes called queens.) Rosettes are spots that have "blossomed," like a rosebud blossoms into a rose. Their father, Xhilaration (nicknamed X), was also a stunning silver rosetted Bengal.

For about 2 weeks, all Little Bill and his brother and sisters did was eat and sleep. Then their eyes opened, and they began to see the world. Their den was warm and cozy.

Luna had found this very special place for her kittens to be born. It happened to be in Grandma's kitchen under the desk. Luna loved this spot and started staying there every day. Finally, Grandma got the idea to make a nice nest with a basket under the desk for Luna.

Time was flying by. When the kittens were about 3 weeks old they were starting to wrestle and play. Little Bill began to notice his brothers and sisters and mom. He thought they were all very pretty with their big black rosettes on a light silver background.

(Continues...)

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