Books like Dewey by Vicki Myron
When librarian Vicki Myron discovers an abandoned kitten in the return box at Spencer Library, she nurses him back to health and gives him the name Dewey Readmore Books, making him the library’s newest feline friend. Dewey quickly becomes a beloved mascot, interacting with children who chase him, pull his tail, and love him tightly. Through his adventures and misadventures, Dewey realizes the importance of helping people both big and small, proving that his special brand of Dewey love makes him the best library cat ever.
This fully‑illustrated picture book captures the heartwarming story of Dewey the library cat, the human-animal bond, and the role of libraries in communities, making it an engaging read for children and families alike.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Vicki Myron
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