Look at the label list in my sidebar for the category G Rated. These are the squeaky clean titles.
This title falls into that category.
Title - Catboy
Author
– Eric Walters
Genre
– Values, City Life
Number
of pages – 240 pages
Is
this book part of a series? – No
Publication
date – August 1, 2011
Publisher
– Orca Book Publishers
Formats
available – eBook and Paperback
Target
age of reader – 9 – 12, or grade 4 and up.
Reading
level - unknown at this time
Description
- Taylor and his mother have moved from a small northern town to the heart of
Toronto. The differences are dramatic as Taylor becomes part of a classroom of
kids as diverse as the city itself. While taking a shortcut across a junkyard
with his new best friend, Simon, Taylor becomes aware of a colony of wild cats
that make the junkyard their home. Assisted by his classmates, teacher and the
security guard, Mr. Singh, Taylor takes a special interest in caring for the
cats. Suddenly there is an announcement--the junkyard is being redeveloped to
become condominiums. Can Taylor and his friends save the cats of the colony from
certain death?
Themes
of the book – differences, learning to live in a new place, cultures, fighting
for what you believe in, judging people on appearances, immigrants, heritage,
society, and how we treat each other.
Overall
rating of this book – G Rated
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Spoiler Alert **
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Content ~
Language,
profanity, cussing – none
Sexual
references or actions – none
Violence
– A short scene where boys threaten to throw rocks. A few mild, tense scenes,
very minimal
Drugs,
alcohol, etc – none
Religious
themes - none
Character
types - all human
Heads
up for sensitive readers:
Is this a good title for book reports? Maybe - there will be some things to talk about but the themes are quite subtle.
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