Thank you NetGalley and Fox Chapel publishing for making this super fun book read now!
I have some ninja lovers and some kitty lovers in my life. When I saw the title and cover for this book, it was a no brainer in my checking it out. The ninja kitties are cute, fun and learning all about teamwork while a big bad wolf terrorizes their kingdom. Mean wolf caused mayhem and the ninja kitties saved the day. The games at the end of the book were a fantastic addition.

Ninja Kitties Trouble at the Bridge Activity Storybook - Zumi Understand the Power of Listening. 4/5

When expecting company lots of things must be done and the bridge being down cannot happen. Ninja Kitties to the rescue on that one.
This is a cute story, and watching the kids face light up when the kitties change into superheroes is always fun. The artwork is vibrant and cute and who doesn't love kitties!

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My daughter and I loved this superb activity book for children. It is full of bright, colourful graphics, which are really beautiful. The writing is beside each set of graphics, laid out like a graphic novel. The story is funny, exciting and entertaining, and my daughter really enjoyed it. Piglandia's royal family are coming to the royal castle for a visit, but the fang gang are destroying the emerald river bridge, so the ninja kitties have to stop them, and try to fix the bridge, so that the royal pigs don't get hurt. At the end of the book, there are activities and stickers, which all children will love. Highly recommended!

Many thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

The Ninja Kitties Trouble at the Bridge Activity Storybook is a great resource for children. Throughout the book there are lessons to be learned and activities. The artwork is very vibrant, pleasant to look at, and the setup is very simple. I would recommend this to others and would definitely gift this once it comes out. Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an opportunity to view this storybook and provide feedback!

I mean this with full offense. All of these books are terrible. The illustrator is NOT getting paid enough because everything looks like terrible photoshop, and they keep reusing the model of the wolf. In Fried Eggs and the Red Gem (Drago Discovers the Importance of Teamwork), they keep reusing the egg drawing and flipping it upside down and pasting it weird places. What!  This is a book you give to a child so you can have twenty minutes to yourself (no judgment, I have done this and I would do it again. Sorry Peppa Pig). I was not impressed by the writing or the illustrations,  The best thing about these books is that the grandmother cat is autistic because she wears the autism symbol (a rainbow infinity sign) on her head (this is presumably unintentional but I like it). If this book was $1 at the dollar store it would be a good buy. Or if my child loved them, I would get them from the library. But I would not intentionally expose a child to these ninja kitties, in order to never have to look at them again. One star.

This is my 3rd Kitlandia adventure & they are all so cute! Great lessons and activities for boys or girls. Rob Hudnut and Kayomi Harai have done a great job with this series. I'm so thankful Happy Fox Books allowed me a sneak peak into the Kitlandia world. I will be buying this series for my grandbabies.

Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review!

Ninja Kitties Trouble at the Bridge Activity Storybook by Kayomi Harai is an absolutely adorable children's book and activity book. The book tells us about the exploits of a group of ninja kitties - adorable kitties that also have superpowers. According to the description, this book involves the kitties "bustling about Kitlandia’s castle to prepare for a visit from Piglandia’s King and Queen, but Zumi is in charge and wants everything just so."

Overall, this book is a colorful and engaging children's picture book that also teaches children good lessons about teamwork and working together. One highlight of this book is the artwork. The ninja kitties are drawn in an adorable way, and the artwork is top-notch. Another highlight of this book is the activity pages in the back, which include word puzzles and mazes. If you're intrigued by the description, I highly recommend that you check out this book when it comes out in June!

It is a beautiful day in the Kin-dom of Kitlandia,the day of the expected visit of the Royals from the Kin-dom of Piglandia.The Royal Kitties are actively involved in the preparations for the receiving of their Royal guest, suggestions from the Royal kitties help in putting the castle ready for their visitors. The enemies of the Ninja Kitties the (Fang Gang) on the other hand goes ahead with their plans of destruction,that will facilitate their capture of the Ninja Kitties and the acquisition of their power for evil purposes. Will the Ninja kitties be able to reach the bridge on time to save the day and their guests? or will the Fang Gang finally achieve their evil plans and reveal the true identity of the Ninja Kitties? All these can only be revealed in the storybook Ninja Kitties Trouble at the Bridge created and illustrated by Kayomi Harai and story by Rob Hudnut.

The language of the book is very simple and easy to understand and could be read on the go,the plot of the storybook is straightforward and chronologically arranged.The ending of the book is pleasant.The storybook is professionally edited.The graphics are colourful and not confusing with lots of activities and problem solving with answers at the end of the storybook which encourages a better understanding of the book. The book is not only enjoyable but filled with lessons to be learnt and good characters to be imbibed.

My only dislake for the storybook is the format for my reading (that might not be the same for other readers).I couldn't flip or scroll the pages of the storybook,It was just pasted there,I had to find the page number and zoom in to read,but that didn't fully prevent me from enjoying the storybook.

I would recommend Ninja Kitties Trouble at the Bridge to children between the ages of 3 (Three) years and 7 (seven) years old,to lovers of cat and appreciators of amazing colour combinations.

Great resource. I loved the combination of ninjas and kitties that helps involve most students. Great combination. Lots of great information.