About This Book
"When Tom makes a cat of ice and snow, it comes to life at night: roaming the streets, prowling through his dreams. What can it be looking for?"--Cover.
Wonderlit Review
Linda Newbery's "Ice Cat" offers a gentle, magical realism story perfect for early elementary readers. The book centers on Tom, a boy who creates a cat from ice and snow, only for it to mysteriously come to life at night. This enchanting premise sparks a quiet mystery as the ice cat roams the streets and Tom's dreams, searching for something unknown. The narrative explores themes of imagination, curiosity, and a unique bond between a child and his creation. It's a heartwarming and slightly poignant tale, ideal for children who enjoy animal stories with a touch of magic. Parents can use this book to discuss dreams, creativity, and the power of imagination.
Discussion Prompts
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If you could make a creature out of snow or ice, what would it be and what would it do?
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