Ghost Meow Meow
Ghost Meow Meow
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Adorable and childlike illustrations by Keiko Shibata, author of Japan's super popular and bestselling Bread Thief series.
Ghost Meow Meow is a cat ghost who loves to bite things!
He bites everything – houses, cars, Mount Fuji. The top of everything he bites is left with a cat-shaped mark! Not content with that, he goes on to bite fruits and animals. Everyone is furious with him.
"Meow!" Once bitten by Ghost Meow Meow... they'll grow cat ears and become just like a cat!
But what about some animals whose appearance doesn't change at all, even after being bitten? Let's find out what they might be!
【Recommended Reading Age】
▲ Recommended for parent-child reading: ages 2-6; independent reading: ages 6 and up.
▲ Text includes phonetic annotations, suitable for parent-child reading and for children to read on their own.
Features of this book
Discuss the issue of life for all things with children from a humorous perspective.
Help children understand group living and reduce separation anxiety.
Recognize the shapes of various objects in the book, find differences, and enhance observation and imagination.
Endless fun, with three spreads of "find the differences" solutions at the end of the book.
Reader Reviews
Xiao Hua
I read this book to my child. After listening, my child eagerly searched for things that Ghost Meow Meow had bitten.
Lilly
I am a kindergarten teacher. The children really enjoyed reading it. The colors in this book are very vibrant and lively, and it's very easy to read.
Tona
I really like the illustrations by this author! The children also loved it.
Douzi
The humorous story brings a smile to your face, and it seems very suitable for children aged two to three. I read it several times myself and had a good laugh with friends when we read it together.
Cat Lover
The Ghost Meow Meow on the cover is very appealing, and the story is also very interesting! This book is a treasure!
I really want everyone to read it.
Mrion
When I read this book to my children, they enjoyed it so much and kept asking me to read it again and again.
