This book had me giggling out loud and smiling wide at the end. I LOVE the attitude from the cat, the dynamics and art of the family, of the main character, and of the setting itself. The art in this book is just adorable and gorgeous. This is such a heartwarming, fun, wonderful children’s book. I loved this one!

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Queen Fiona has had enough, all anyone ever does is compliment her on how beautiful she is, well she’s more than how she looks and she can’t take it anymore. She works hard all day and no one pays any attention to all the tasks she does.

I loved seeing the day in the life of Fiona she had so much she needed to get done. She kept getting really riled up from the first thing she did in the morning until dinner time, everyone would only talk about her looks not her achievements. She was really funny though getting madder and madder as the day went on.

The illustrations were really pretty and very big, I enjoyed seeing each thing she did in the day along with the story. Seeing all her frustrations mountaning up as her hard work went ignored. I loved seeing her interactions with her family too, how she actually helped them out each day.

This is a really cute read for young readers and especially cat lovers as it’s a great tail to never underestimate your pets, they do more in a day than you realise and don’t just want to hear how cute they are.

This is an adorable children's story about a cat named Fiona who is frustrated that she keeps being praised for her looks as she goes about her dag. At the end, her young owner praises her for being smart! I love that this sends a message to kids that they are more than their appearance, they are smart, strong, brave, and so many other things! The text was fun and the illustrations were so cute. It's a fantastic read for young kids!

Thank you to NetGalley and 4U2B Books and Media for the ARC!

Netgalley ARC - I think the message of the book is good, but something about it didn't work super well for me. The art style is not my favorite and I think the text is a little whiny, though I know the tone is supposed to be sassy.

I absolutely loved Fiona as a main character. It was so fun to be inside her head as a cat. I also loved the messages in this book about how important it is to compliment people on their work or their inner qualities rather than just their appearance. This is such an important lesson especially in this day and age. I think it was done in such an easy to understand way and in a fun, silly way that kids will definitely remember.

This is a beautiful illustrated book with an important message. It's important to look behind peoples (or cats) facade and not only compliment their looks. The story is easy to follow and most pages only contain one or two sentences in big bold letters which add to the story itself. Fiona as well as Lou and the parents are adorably illustrated. Especially Fiona's different face expressions made me giggle.

Thank you to Netgalley and 4U2B Books & Media for this EARC!

Oh how I loved this book. In a world where girls are told they are "pretty" instead of complimented on their inner attributes, this book really hits close to home. This lesson is told through the funny antics of a cat in an apartment building.

Drawing is lovely.. and story telling is very cute.
I like the story . It is hilariously referring to our kids as I think when i praise her lovely ,sweety she got intrigued like the Fiona. What a creative thinking

My daughter loves this sweet kitty story! She asked to read it multiple times. I may have to pick up a hard copy for her. We really enjoyed it and will look to others from this author.

Fiona is a resourceful cat, but the one thing she hates more than anything is being personified by her looks, because she is absolutely gorgeous. She wants her humans to recognize all the good traits she has, The artwork is beautifully done. This is a great story to talk about the importance of not relying on our looks, but showing others the characteristics that make each of us special.

Fiona and the Peculiar Praise was cute. I loved the illustrations, but I thought the story was lacking a bit. Outside of the art being beautiful, I find it hard to believe that the plot will keep a child's attention.

This is a beautiful book with a strong message, for kids, but also for adults, on trying to see further qualities in people (and cats), not only complimenting their cuteness, but looking deeper into what makes people valuable: strength, kindness, hard work, braveness, and so on. I love having a book to teach my kids about this.

This is a clever book that points to inner qualities over outer. Fiona's attitude over the course of the book shows focusing on all qualities teaches children to be more than the expected role.

Fiona is such a great cat, beautiful and smart and helpful. She really has an important place in her family. But she doesn't feel appreciated, because her family always talks about superficial things like how beautiful she is.
I loved this story of such a sweet, sassy cat. Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this

This picture book was so cute! The expressions on the cat's face had me rolling in laughter. That is one sassy cat. I think kids and parents alike will be delighted by this little book.

This story has very cute illustrations of a cat and a very cute story to go along with I. I definitely recommend reading it to your little one's.

In my son's words, "this is a good book!" We get a normal day in the life of a cat. Fiona shows us why she's more than just pretty.

Throughout the book, Fiona is showing us what she does that helps out those around her. She is an alarm clock, helps with the mice, reminds them of dinnertime, and plays with them. She is getting frustrated because they always just comment on her looks after she does things. She is quite sassy and my son really liked that aspect!

The illustrations are also very pretty! We really enjoyed this one and it did make us laugh-out-loud!

Many thanks to 4U2B Books & Media and Netgalley for an e-ARC. All thoughts an opinions are my own.

Fiona's people call her gorgeous, lovely, and cute, but why can't they see that she is also strong, fast, and compassionate! This is a great metaphor for how frustrating it can be to only be complemented on the way that you look.

As a parent of a preschooler who can't stand being called "cute" by everyone we pass, I cannot wait to add this book to our shelves.

Fiona is such a sweet, sassy kitty who knows she is very sweet and sassy! She also is very playful, and does the things kitties normally do, such as rolling the toilet paper off the roll!

The illustrations were quite adorable and depicted the normal life of a kitty. This book is perfect for a child who loves cats, or one who possibly wants one as a pet. In addition, it also shows the temperament, beauty, grace, and strength a ragdoll cat.

However, this book does show the not so good feelings that we as humans also feel putting them in a "cute" form. Despite being very sweet, pretty, and sassy, Fiona is also very intelligent. But her owners/family seem to only notice and appreciate her cuteness. From catching mice, to just doing anything a kitty normally does, But, Fiona wants to be noticed for more than just her beauty and playfulness. She wants to be known for her courage and strength, but her parents don't see it till her baby sister shouts it out at dinner.

Fiona and the Peculiar phase is perfect for younger girls, and even boys who may be feeling down in how they feel about their skills and strengths, as well as if they also love cats.

Thank you to NetGalley for the complimentary copy of this book. All opinions are truthful and my own.

A cute story about a cat who just wants her humans to validate her, but not her looks.

Fiona and the Peculiar Praise is a short story about a day in the life of Fiona. She eats breakfast, hunts for mice, plays with toys, and eats dinner, but everyone only mentions how she looks. Fiona doesn’t understand this when she does so many great things for her family every day!

This is a cute story, it speaks to the true nature of cats while also being a little silly and cute. I enjoyed it!