The Cattitude Awareness Tour is presented in partnership* by The Children’s Book Review.
Calling all cat lovers and mischief enthusiasts! Step right up and join us on this virtual book tour for Cattitude by Bianca Schulze and Samara Hardy!
Meet Cleo, the feline star of our story, who’s got sass, spunk, and plenty of cattitude to spare. From the moment you crack open the pages of this delightful picture book, you’ll be whisked away into Cleo’s world of playful antics and quirky behavior.
At its core, Cattitude is a heartwarming celebration of the special bond between humans and their pets, reminding readers that even the most independent and mischievous animals can bring joy, laughter, and love into our lives.
—The Children’s Book Review
So, grab your favorite cozy spot, curl up with a cup of hot cocoa, and get ready to embark on a purr-fectly delightful adventure with Cleo and her unforgettable cattitude. This virtual book tour promises laughter, heartwarming moments, and plenty of fun for readers of all ages!
To celebrate the release of Cattitude, be sure to enter the giveaway below for your chance to win a 4-book set of Schulze and Hardy’s internationally bestselling Dragon series and a $50 Bookshop.org gift card!
Cattitude Virtual Book Tour Dates
Friday, March 1, 2024 The Children’s Book Review Book Review of Cattitude |
Monday, March 4, 2024 The Fairview Review Book Review of Cattitude |
Tuesday, March 5, 2024 The Momma Spot Book Review of Cattitude |
Wednesday, March 6, 2024 Me Two Books Storytime craft to pair with Cattitude |
Thursday, March 7, 2024 Confessions of a Book Addict Book Giveaway |
Friday, March 8, 2024 Writer with Wanderlust Book Review of Cattitude |
Monday, March 11, 2024 Pages for Paige Book Review of Cattitude |
Tuesday, March 12, 2024 Simply 7 Interview Author Interview with Bianca Schulze |
Tuesday, March 12, 2024 icefairy’s Treasure Chest Book Review of Cattitude |
Wednesday, March 13, 2024 Book Q&As with Deborah Kalb Author Interview with Bianca Schulze |
Thursday, March 14, 2024 A Blue Box Full of Books Book Review of Cattitude |
Friday, March 15, 2024 Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers Book Review of Cattitude |
Monday, March 18, 2024 Twirling Book Princess Book Review of Cattitude |
Tuesday, March 19, 2024 Stargirls Magical Tale Book Review of Cattitude |
Wednesday, March 20, 2024 My Reading Getaway Book Review of Cattitude |
Thursday, March 21, 2024 Crafty Moms Share Book Review of Cattitude |
Friday, March 22, 2024 Imagination Soup A Book List featuring Cattitude |
Monday, March 25, 2024 Country Mamas with Kids Book Review of Cattitude |
Tuesday, March 26, 2024 Cover Lover Book Review Book Review of Cattitude |
Wednesday, March 27, 2024 Froggy Read Teach Book Review of Cattitude |
Thursday, March 28, 2024 Mrs. Makes Reading Fun Book Review of Cattitude |
Friday, March 29, 2024 Joanna’s Bookshelf Book Review of Cattitude |
Monday, April 1, 2024 One More Exclamation Book Review of Cattitude |
Tuesday, April 2, 2024 Glass of Wine, Glass of Milk Book Review of Cattitude |
Wednesday, April 3, 2024 Deliciously Savvy Book Review of Cattitude |
Book Giveaway
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About the Book
Cattitude
Written by Bianca Schulze
Illustrated by Samara Hardy
Ages 3+ | 32 Pages
Publisher: Clever Publishing (2024) | ISBN-13: 9781954738362
Publisher’s Book Summary: Meet Cleo, a cat with an attitude—and she’s not afraid to show it! Cleo is a misunderstood feline with a penchant for mischief and a heart of gold. Her quirks and antics reveal a cat who marches to the beat of her own drum. From hiding behind bookshelves to getting stuck in tight spots, Cleo’s adventures teach her family valuable lessons about love, patience, and the true meaning of companionship. Get ready for a heartwarming tale of feline charm and the power of unconditional love. Cleo proves that behind every mischievous whisker lies a world of affection and loyalty.
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About the Author
Bianca Schulze is the founder and editor of The Children’s Book Review—a resource devoted to children’s literature and literacy—and the host of The Growing Readers Podcast.
Bianca is also the author of the popular Don’t Wake the Dragon series (translated into 14 languages) and the bestselling 101 Books to Read Before You Grow Up (an Amazon “Book of the Month”). She is a reader, reviewer, mother, and children’s book lover.
Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, Bianca now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.
For more information, visit biancaschulze.com
About the Illustrator
Samara Hardy is the illustrator of Don’t Wake the Dragon, Who Loves the Dragon?, and Just Be Yourself, Dragon! An experienced illustrator and designer, she has created artwork for clients across the globe for greetings cards, stationery, homewares, children’s books, and much more. She lives in Surrey, England.
For more information, visit samarahardy.com
Thanks for following along with us on the Cattitude Awareness Tour!
115 Comments
For all the dragon fans in my family.
Our beagle somehow opened the gate to the kitchen and got into the tall waste paper basket. Everything from empty ice cream containers to any container with food remnants was strewn across the floor in 3 rooms. Returning from work that day was quite a surprise. The beagle of course was laying on her chair looking at us all cuddly like she was innocent. The basket is now behind a closed door.
Thanks for the opportunity. Looks like awesome books to read.
I would like to win the giveaway for my grandchildren.
I would like to win this for my nephew who loves dragons! Thank you.
How FUN! Thank you for the chance! ❤️
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE THIS SERIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KIDS ROAR FOR MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just wanna join the celebration of your new book!
cute
my daughter loves dragons
These books sound so fun to read, We love dragons and I my kids would enjoy these books so much!
Our boxers were all great farters…. you could let one rip, blame the puppies and totally get away with it.
We recently rescued Jax, a Mountain Feist and he is just a blast and super cute. He loves to hug us by standing on his back legs and wrapping his front paws around your neck. He is just the best 😉 My cat Shadow is just a lover and loves snuggling and having his belly rubbed.
The cat liked to drink from a teacup on the edge of the bathtub. One time, the tub was full and the cat did not appreciate the dunking.
We are a family of five cats right now. The mom cat, Sylvie, is full of attitude at home. A few years ago she spent a couple of weeks at the vet when she was suddenly unwilling/unable to eat. I had to drive down to attempt to feed her and give her her breathing treatments twice a day, while she received medication and supplemental nutrition and testing from the staff. Also, apparently, lots of TLC. They love her at the vet office, and whenever we return, or bring in any of our other pets (including her four children), the staff fawns over our “sweet Sylvie”. Our family has to wonder who they are talking about–we love Sylvie, but at home she is anything but “sweet”.
My bichon brought me a bar of Irish Spring in her mouth one time. She had gotten into the shower and grab it. So strange!
These look like so much fun and I know my great-grandson (a beginning reader) would love them!
We had a black cat, a sweet old fellow, who used to meow “Hellooo”, sounding just like a spooky greeting. We had to warn visitors about this, because he would sometimes fall asleep in the guest room and then wake them in the middle of the night with this greeting. Could be kind of scary if you weren’t expecting it.
Way back when the top of tv set was very wide. When my cats were in a mood they would lay on the top of the TV and take turns swing their tails over the tv set………..
I would like these books for my niece and my nephews.
Well, today our goat and I had a lively “discussion” as to whether he should remove his head and shoulders from the wrong side of the fence and get back where he belongs. I called his name, said, “No! Get back!” and he bleated back to me. I repeated my stern instruction and he hollered back. This went on five times, back and forth, until he gave in and wandered over to join the horses, grumbling. Naughty, funny old Oscar, certain that the grass is greener on the other side and that I am very mean.
Who could resist Cleo?
It sounds so entertaining!
My Shepherd brought in a live mouse into the house to play with
I had a French lop rabbit who ate a bath towel.
My Yorkiepoo dragged her water bowl into the hallway to let me know thst it was empty
My mom liked to tell the story of the day our family went to Disneyland–a much-anticipated event, a very big deal–and returned home very late, very tired, to find our two dogs waiting on our front porch, as exhausted and happy as we were–NOT in the backyard/garage where they belonged. Apparently they had waited until we left and then done something they had never done before and escaped from our yard and enjoyed a day on the run, returning home before we did and waiting for us without any guilt at all.
I had a goldfish who floated on his back all the time—when he died a few years later, I couldn’t tell for a while.
If my YorkiePoo likes something, she licks the item lol
I think the kids next door would love it!
My YorkiePoo crawls up onto my bed when it’s windy outside
Sounds like a cute book.
This would be fun to read aloud, I’d bet!
My Aussie gets so excited over his Christmas stocking
Our 1st black lab was a ‘trash dog’. He would always get into the trash! So we ended up putting the kitchen trash bin on the landing between our kitchen (which has a door we could close) and the basement stairs (about a dozen steps). Well, one day I forgot to close that kitchen door and came home to chewed up trash ALL the way down my basement steps! Never made that mistake again!
I would love to win this book for my grandson.
My brother’s Bernese will try to sit on our feet.
My dogs nose through any bags we bring into the house
A fun classroom choice, absolutely!
My YorkiePoo has taken over Mt memory foam mattress lol
We have a cat who receives a breathing treatment every night, along with three oral meds. Every night she makes us wait until she decides she is ready for her treatment, then puts on a very dramatic show about how put out she is to go through the whole ordeal, including lots of mewing and complaining with her mask on and then stomping away after the treatment, only to come right back and snuggle up. But the thing is, if she didn’t want to take her meds and have her treatment she could just stay away, under the bed or on top of the book case. She knows it makes her feel better and she shows up every night. It’s all a big show.
Fun for all ages!
Sometimes my dogs come to get me to take them outside instead of my mother lol
The most mischievous thing our cat Buckwheat used to do was nag our dad to come to bed at the bedtime she designated: 11:30 pm, on the nose, every night. Nevermind that he was a night owl, whose chosen bedtime would have been three hours later than that. Buckwheat got lonely for him at 11:30 and it was then that she rousted him out and nagged him until he toddled off to bed. Buckwheat was tiny–about six pounds–and my dad followed her commands like she was a police canine officer.
Great to give indie authors some love!
My Shepherd always does a wellness check on me by smelling my forehead
My Aussie cries & howls whenever left home alone. Poor baby. It’s a good thing that I don’t go out much lol
Cats are always intriguing in stories!
I’ll have fun perusing the illustrations!
My Shepherd jumps & barks at fireworks
This book sounds cute.
This book just looks so darned cute and fun and funny! I would love to have copy here at my house, to read with visiting kids while our five cats hang around, listening.
A good series of books
I bet the side characters are fun!
My dogs love being close to me & my mother at all times
This would be a great book to place in a Little Library!
A great collection of books.
I’d love to read them all!
My dogs love ice water year round lol
Because I know my niece, a grade school teacher, spends her own money on supplies for her classroom, I would like to win this giveaway and add these to her book shelf.
I would love to give these fun books to my grandson.
Cattitude is a cute turn of phrase!
My Shepherd has one ear up & one ear down lol
A cute series of books.