Published on January 13, 2013 by Carol
Unusual Friendships:
A Little Black Cat and a Little White Rat
Author: Beatrice Culleton Mosionier
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Illustrator: Rebecca Belmore
Book description:
This story of an unusual friendship between a black cat and a white rat is full of colourful Métis affectations. With subtle references to the life of a Métis, the black cat is not accepted at the cat show as he is not considered a purebred. The white rat fiddles a tune, encouraging all the cats to learn to jig. They join together and achieve status and respect for who they are. In the end, they create a new jig called the Red River Cat Dance. This story is written in a complete rhyming pattern, enjoyable for children of all ages.
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