Ninja Kitties Mini Reviews

Posted April 28, 2022 by geograph in mini reviews, picture books / 0 Comments

Trouble at the bridge
Ninja Kitties: Trouble at the Bridge: Zumi Understands the Power of Listening
by Rob Hudnut and Kayomi Harai
48 pages
publishes June 7th, 2022

It’s a beautiful day and Zumi, Hana, and Drago are busy bustling about Kitlandia’s castle to prepare for a visit from Piglandia’s King and Queen, but Zumi is in charge and wants everything just so. Meanwhile, the mischievous trio – Winty Wolf, Cody Coyote, and Jed Jackal – are up to no good; they’re destroying the Emerald River Bridge!

Piglandia’s royal family are on their way and they’ll get hurt if the bridge isn’t repaired in time. The kitties assemble for Ninja Kitty Time to come to the rescue! Find out what happens next in this charming new picture book for kids, where they’ll learn about the power of teamwork, listening to others, and working together! Also included are exciting activity pages for kids, from crossword puzzles and word searches to mazes and seek and find games, plus tons of bonus stickers!

Thanks to NetGalley for these books in exchange for an honest review. I did ask for them so I got myself into this.

I mean this with full offense. All of these books are terrible. The illustrator is NOT getting paid enough because everything looks like terrible photoshop, and they keep reusing the model of the wolf. In Fried Eggs and the Red Gem (Drago Discovers the Importance of Teamwork), they keep reusing the egg drawing and flipping it upside down and pasting it weird places. What!  This is a book you give to a child so you can have twenty minutes to yourself (no judgment, I have done this and I would do it again. Sorry Peppa Pig). I was not impressed by the writing or the illustrations,  The best thing about these books is that the grandmother cat is autistic because she wears the autism symbol (a rainbow infinity sign) on her head (this is presumably unintentional but I like it). If this book was $1 at the dollar store it would be a good buy. Or if my child loved them, I would get them from the library. But I would not intentionally expose a child to these ninja kitties, in order to never have to look at them again. One star. 

Not the demographic at all, but June 7th 2022, when these books publish, should be reserved exclusively for buying and celebrating HELL FOLLOWED WITH US. Link here.

Bookshop links below in case you want to check out how much money you’re saving by not buying them.

Trouble at the Bridge. 

Beebee
Ninja Kitties: Activity Storybook, Kitlandia is in Danger! Bee-Bee believes in His Inner Strength by Kayomi Harai and Rob Hudnut
48 pages
publishes June 7th, 2022

Combining an empowering story with engaging play, kids will learn to always be themselves and join Bee-Bee as he learns the same lesson! While his royal kitty siblings are training, Bee-Bee is self-conscious about his own honey powers – he thinks they’re nothing compared to all the cool things his siblings can do and wishes he was more like them. But when Kitlandia falls under attack, Bee-Bee’s honey-sticking powers are exactly what the Ninja Kitties need to save the town and defeat the evil scheme of the Fang Gang. An uplifting Ninja Kitties picture book for kids that teaches them why comparison is the thief of joy, children will also learn to always be themselves because they’re unique in their own special way! There’s only one of them in the entire world – and that’s something special in itself! Also included are exciting activity pages for kids that will help them further their comprehension of the story and its lesson, from crossword puzzles and word searches to mazes, trivia, and seek and find games, plus tons of bonus stickers!

Kitlandia is in Danger! 

Castle
Ninja Kitties Save the Castle Activity Storybook: Mia never gives up! by Rob Hudnut and Kayomi Harai
48 pages
publishes June 7th, 2022

Combining an empowering story with engaging play, kids will learn to never give up on themselves in this charming children’s book! It’s super hot in Kitlandia and Mia is having a hard time learning and controlling her special water power. She wants to give up being a Ninja Kitty, but wise Grandma Tabby encourages Mia and patiently works with her as she tries over and over again. Meanwhile, back at the castle, a fire breaks out and the royal kitties hurry to use their Ninja Goodness power and rush to put out the flames. When Grandma Tabby and Mia arrive back at the castle and see the fire, Mia knows the Ninja Kitties need her water powers now more than ever! Read and find out what happens in this encouraging Ninja Kitties picture book for kids that teaches them the power of failure, trying again, and never giving up! Also included are exciting activity pages for kids to further their reading comprehension of the story and its lesson, from crossword puzzles and word searches to mazes, trivia, and seek and find games, plus tons of bonus stickers. 

Save the Castle!

Fried eggs
Ninja Kitties Activity Storybook: Fried Eggs and the Red Gem: Drago Discovers the Importance of Teamwork by Rob Hudnut and Kayomi Harai
48 pages
publishes June 7th, 2022

In this exciting Ninja Kitties picture book for kids, children will learn about the power of teamwork and also have fun with awesome activities! One morning, Prince Drago is feeling frustrated and unappreciated by his royal siblings. When he later gets word the Fang Gang has stolen Farmer Fluff’s eggs that Baker Baku needs to bake the Queen’s birthday cake, he decides to handle the problem himself without any help. After confronting the Fang Gang using up all the stolen eggs to cook for themselves, Drago quickly learns he shouldn’t have come alone. Will any of the other Ninja Kitties realize Drago needs help? Will the Fang Gang eat all the eggs and ruin the Queen’s birthday cake? Read and find out! Also included are exciting activity pages for kids that will further their comprehension of the story and its lessons, from crossword puzzles and word searches to mazes, trivia, and seek and find games, plus tons of bonus stickers!

Fried Eggs and the Red Gem

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