About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is struggling with the concept of sharing the spotlight or finding it difficult to cooperate during a group activity. Whether it is a school project or a local sports league, Nick Bruel's iconic Bad Kitty provides a relatable, laugh-out-loud mirror for kids who grapple with 'me-first' tendencies and the frustration of not being the star player. This graphic novel masterfully blends absurdist humor with a very real exploration of social dynamics. Through Kitty's over-the-top antics, children can observe the consequences of poor sportsmanship in a safe, silly context. It is an ideal pick for ages 7 to 10, offering a low-pressure way to discuss how our attitudes impact our teammates and the collective success of a group.
