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Princess Fuzzypants here:
Amidst the cozies, mysteries and histories I like to read and review, I also enjoy the odd children's book especially if the main character is an adorable kitten. Pixie is just that. She is a sweet little kitty whose curiosity gets the better of her.
I am an indoor cat, as is Pixie, but unlike me who avoids the door, Pixie makes a break one day and thinks she has discovered a brand new world. In fact, she has. But as much as there are delights to be experienced, there is also the harsh reality of being outside. I am a big believer in keeping cats inside so perhaps this is a cautionary tale.
When the weather turns stormy she can think of nothing she wants more than to be in the arms of her humans safely inside her home. Luckily, before anything bad happens, her wish comes true. She is so glad to be inside...that is until she starts to think about what other wonderful surprises there might be outdoors. Silly kitten.
The artwork is charming as is the story. This would make a great story for kits of the human and feline species.
I give it five purrs and two paws up and say stay in the palace Pixie.

So cute! This is how I imagine my cat feels when she's watching birds out the window. If she were to be outside, she would probably be longing to be back inside. A sweet story with beautiful illustrations.

I received this ARC from Netgalley for an honest review.
Pixie, the cat, lives a very nice life. She gets all the warm milk and salmon treats that she wants. She is an indoor kitty and very curious about the outdoors. So curious that one day she slips out and plays in the grass and with the butterflies. When the sky begins to darken and rumble, Pixie is too far from home to get back. She huddles under a bush and thinks of how she could be in her warm home with her family. A good tale for indoor kitties.

Pixie has a wonderful cat's life. She lazes at the window her tummy full of warm milk and endless salmon treats. She sees butterflies flitting by free and able to explore where they may. She starts envying their freedom and longs to escape into the outside world and experience it first hand.

One day as her humans are carrying in groceries Pixie gets her chance to break loose. She enters a world of soft luscious grass, fragrant flowers, noisy chattering squirrels and birds and wiggly, munching caterpillars. Then as outdoor life goes a rainstorm blows in. The lightning streaks across the sky and the thunder loudly booms. Pixie is very very frightened and takes refuge under some bushes for protection. She is cowering and shivering from the rain and wants to be back indoors on her comfortable soft cushion looking at the storm through her glass window. Oh my!

Will her beloved humans discover she's gone? Will they come and try to find her and bring her back home where she now knows she belongs? Why did she ever leave the safety and comfort of her place to begin with?

This heartwarming tale of a prodigal cat will bring a smile to your face as her humans do arrive and show how much they love their little renegade. They need her back just as much as she needs to be back inside once again.

The illustrations are beautifully executed and the soft colours are comforting to the reader spreading feelings of warmth and love. I applaud the detail and expressive looks on Pixie that the very gifted illustrator portrayed. The story is told simply and I am sure everyone who has ever owned a pet can relate to the story.

Pixie, the cat, is blessed with a loving family. But, she wishes to explore the world outside, at least once and that is the story all about. The illustrations are nice and the story is short and sweet. For anyone who loves cats.

**This book was reviewed via Netgalley**

Pixie’s Adventure is a short children's book about a curious kitty eager to get outdoors. Pixie succeeds, but gets more than she bargained for when she gets lost in a storm. Will Pixie Cat get back home safely?

I read this with my younger cubs, who adored it. The artwork was awesome! Haha, not sure if being careful with your curiosity was a moral of the story, but Jaqs and Salem took that away. Quite adorable. 'Don’t be like Pixie. Ask a grown-up so you're not lost.’

🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻 Highly recommended, especially for quite young children.

Young cat lovers will like this one! Sweet story of a cat who's tired of being inside and wants to go explore the outdoors. Illustrations were wonderful! Young ones will love reading this or having it read to them. And indoor cats should NEVER go outside... This cat may have learned its lesson...!

Pixie’s Adventure
By Jenna Grodzickii
Illustrated by Kerri Lockwood-Doody
Rating 5

This as an absolutely delightful story of a cat, named Pixie, who wishes for an outside adventure. She soon gets her wish; but not without some difficulty and a “near disaster”. Children and adults alike will enjoy this tale of Pixie's adventure into the outside world. The story is short, well written and moves quickly so even the youngest of children will be able to stay focused. The art work by Kerri Lockwood-Doody is phenomenal! This is a well packaged picture book that ticks off the boxes for me.

Parental Note: I would recommend this book for infants because of the art work and for children up to four or five. That being said, I think it would be appropriate for older children who are beginning readers with an adult. It is short enough to hold their attention and not get “frustrated” with some of the longer words.

A sweet story and beautiful illustrations. Perfect for cat lovers and to share with children who like to look at nature from a window.