Silent paws. Locked eyes. Every muscle coiled and ready to pounce as it stalks its prey. That's not a tiger - it's just a house cat, but it shares 95% of its DNA with its bigger wild ancestors!

If your child thinks cats just sleep and meow, this book is about to change everything. Did you know a cat's purr can actually help heal bones? That Savannah cats can leap eight feet straight into the air? That cats can hear sounds humans can't even detect?

"The Nature Kid's Guide to Cats" takes curious kids ages 7-12 deep inside the world of one of Earth's most popular (and most mysterious) animals. Why do cats always land on their feet? How do they talk with their tails? What makes Maine Coons chirp like birds? Your child will find out and have a hard time keeping the facts to themselves.

Short, punchy sentences and irresistible facts fill every page. From the flat-faced Persian to the wild-spotted Bengal, from the floppy Ragdoll to the hairless Sphynx, every breed brings something unexpected.

A book for every kid who has ever wondered what their cat is really thinking.

Cats have been living alongside humans for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians treated them like royalty. Today there are over 600 million pet cats in the world. Once your child discovers just how extraordinary they are, they'll see their furry friend in a whole new way.

Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Time to let curiosity take the lead.