Kitty-Cat Tales

Kitty-Cat Tales is a collection of children's stories by Alice van Leer Carrick, first published in 1932. The narrative follows a lonely girl named Dolly and her talking kitten, Impty, who shares whimsical cat-centered tales each night. The stories include fables and fairy tales, such as 'The White Cat' and 'The Cat Who Married a Mouse,' featuring themes of kindness, moral lessons, and the importance of home. This cozy collection is characterized by its read-aloud style and gentle humor, making it a delightful addition to children's literature.