Hate That Cat

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When a new cat arrives, a young narrator decides to hate it—at least at first—turning everyday life into a battleground of stubbornness, humor, and unexpected consequences. As the cat’s presence reshapes routines and relationships, the story follows the narrator’s shifting feelings from irritation to reluctant understanding, revealing how attachment can grow in the most unlikely ways. With its warm, accessible voice and keen attention to childhood logic, the book explores themes of empathy, change, and the difference between control and connection. Sharon Creech’s signature blend of wit and emotional clarity makes this a satisfying, heartfelt read about learning to see what’s really there.

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