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You are here: Home / Entertainment / The Bookshop Cat by Cindy Wume: Book Review

The Bookshop Cat by Cindy Wume: Book Review

10 May 2021 by Dee Young Leave a Comment

bookshop cat
Image Credit: Pan Macmillan Australia

The Bookshop Cat, written and illustrated by Cindy Wume, is an exuberantly illustrated picture book for young children about a cat that loves reading.

Unlike the rest of his family, the black cat wants to do nothing else but read.

To this end, he eventually finds his dream job at a Children’s Bookshop working with a girl named Violet, whose Grandfather owns the shop. Purring with happiness, he helps children that visit the shop pick out one of his favourite books.

Unfortunately, one day the bookshop meets with disaster and is flooded!

Sadly, the children no longer visit.

The Bookshop Cat is so unhappy that his family offer to help. Violet comes up with a plan and they all work hard to get the books back to the children who, in turn, bring his beloved bookshop back to life.

This gloriously illustrated book will appeal to pre-readers and young readers from five to seven years.

The illustrations alone are a joy as there is so much to discover, and they tell the story beautifully. The well-written text makes wonderful reading too, adding another dimension for older children.

Review from Seven year old: “I liked the black cat because it’s like me and loves books. I like when the black cat got a job.”

A wonderful gift for any young child. Highly recommended and a must for the school library.

ISBN: 9781529041279
Publisher: Pan Macmillan Australia

The Bookshop Cat is available in paperback and hardback

About Cindy Wume

Cindy Wume lives and works in Taiwan and is a graduate of the prestigious Anglia Ruskin MA in
Illustration. Her first book, The Best Sound in the World, was published by Frances Lincoln in 2018 and
was shortlisted for the Klaus Flugge prize. Cindy is passionate about drawing and uses gouache, ink, dip
pens and coloured pencils to create her vibrant illustrations, which are regularly featured in Chinese and
Taiwanese magazines. Cindy was also part of the visiting contingent of Taiwanese illustrators at Bologna
this year and one of their highlighted illustrators in the Bologna Showcase 2018.

Filed Under: Books, Entertainment Tagged With: book, children, review

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