The art in the book was quite cute. The blue cat wants to be like the red cat and the red cat wants to be like the blue cat. Eventually, they realise they don't have to fight but instead teach each other. ( )

I liked the art, the cats themselves were quite appealing. Red cat wants to be like Blue cat, and vise versa. First they fight, then the try to copy one another, eventually the become friends and appreciate their differences. It's fine, just nothing unexpected.

Library copy. ( )

This story is great at uncovering the emotions of jealousy and bitterness that people may feel towards certain individuals, due to a character trait or personality trait that the other party may posses. Towards the middle of the book, both of the cats learn to acknowledge each others strengths and weaknesses, and learn to teach each other about the individual qualities that they both hold. They learn team work and sharing interest as opposed to feeling of covetousness and strife. The genre is fiction. The media displayed pencils and water colors.

3.5 stars ( )

This darling picture book introduces a blue cat and a red cat who are ultimately opposite and spiteful against each other. Ultimately they desire the qualities that the other possess, and they attempt to turn themselves the other's color. They discover that they both are attempting to be one another and decide to put their jealousy aside and learn from one another. The friend pair concludes the story as they discover a yellow cat... What will happen next?
This would be a darling book to teach the colors red and blue, a lesson on friendship or the concept of identity and our intentionally unique giftings. ( )