This was a good transition reader book. I know many children who will enjoy the Kitty's Magic series because of the easy reading and frequent illustrations.

Slightly magical story of young Kitty, who loves cats but can not stop sneezing when she is around them. One night, her Grandma gives her a mysterious cat necklace, one that belonged to her great-Grandmother. That night, while staying over at her friend's house, she magically sneezes herself into a kitten! And not just any kitten, but a Guardian of cats!
More surprises and some bully trouble, all sweetly resolved. Great for younger middle grade readers who love cats or animals, and like a little touch of magic.

I must say this book is not anything like I expected and yet it is exactly like its description.

So, what was I thinking?

I imagine my thought has something to do with our dogs.

When we yell Kitty, they all run and look out the window to see if the neighborhood kitty is sitting on our porch. A spot she frequently seems to fancy.

So, despite the cover with a cute kitty and girl. The girl, Kitty, learns that she and other females in her family become ...well...Kitty's.

Are you following me?

"Human hands to kitten paws. Human fingers to kitten claws."

Hummm. Yes, I think there must be a little bit of magic in this story and I did like the descriptive writing and adorable illustrations. Plus it was fun to see cats mentioned whose names we've heard before.

Kitty soon becomes the Guardian of the local cats' Cat Council and in order to help other cats with their problems she must trust her human and cat heart.