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What If Wilhelmina

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Pub Date Mar 2 2021 | Archive Date Jul 30 2021


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Description

Wilhelmina, the world’s most beloved pet cat, is missing. Or is she? 

This boldly illustrated adventure features one very worried girl, two frayed dads, a backyard of perils, and sneaky references to great works of art. Based on a true story, a real family, and a real cat named Wilhelmina.

Wilhelmina, the world’s most beloved pet cat, is missing. Or is she? 

This boldly illustrated adventure features one very worried girl, two frayed dads, a backyard of perils, and sneaky references to...


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EDITION Other Format
ISBN 9781949467413
PRICE $17.95 (USD)
PAGES 38

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What If Wilhelmina is a creative, inclusive, and engaging children’s book in which one little girl can’t stop thinking about all of the what ifs. I especially loved how the illustrations were engaging for both children and adults but alluding to and including famous art from history!

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Princess Fuzzypants here: Silly Wilhelmina. There are lots of dangers out in the big world which is why being an indoor cat is for me. But sometimes there are temptations beyond our endurance and we felines must go chase after it. Like Wilhelmina and the squirrel. What the kitty does not realize is how worried her human would be. That is where the what ifs of the title come into play.

All ends well and has some charming pictures as well as a subtle inclusion theme. But humans can be hard to train so at the end Wilhelmina has the last laugh on them all.

Four purrs and two paws up.

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