Also, it should be said I did really love the friendly fox, he was a soothing balm in the middle for me. I can't cope with animals being hurt or in pain, neglected or tortured, even fictionally, and the happy reunion at the end was not enough to make me feel better about everything that had happened.The above is just my opinion and I do think it is a good book for most kids. Book Babblers 'Holly Webb’s third book for Christmas is just as magical as her previous festive titles, and will delight her loyal fans everywhere.' Words for Life 'This timeless story is brimming with adventure, excitement and goodwill, and is brought to life with expressive and evocative illustrations sure to strike a. more kitten, Fluff, suffering while looking for the little girl, Ella, that she had fallen in love with. Review 2: I listened to the audiobook version of this book, and it was a good book for children, but it wasn't for me.Most of the book is about the. A big cat, a dog, a fox are all scary and she can't find her way back to the farm. Bel is desperate to help find Snow, but the cat is nowhere to be found, and time is running out. She hopes the reunion with her pet might make Sara better.

She is lost and scared and has no food, and snow starts falling. Charlotte has been searching for Saras cat, Snow. Then a boy comes to see the kitten but he really wants a snake or spider, so he tells Fluff that the big dog next door will eat her.Poor Fluff runs away and the farm family cannot find her. The others go to good homes but when a girl caled Ella would like Fluff, her parents don't want that. Review 1: This is a nice tale for pre-teens, probably four to eight years could read it.A farm cat has five kittens and the smallest is a fluffy tabby girl.

The Snow Cat by Holly Webb