When imagination leads, learning follows.
A playful early-learning story that introduces young readers to friendship, discovery, and everyday concepts through an adventurous journey.
When Cats Fly
When Cats Fly is a children’s book for early readers that follows two caterpillar friends as they move through an imaginative journey filled with counting, shapes, colors, science, friendship, and problem-solving.
December 21, 2024
Baby - 7 years
22 pages
Some children’s books entertain. Others teach. When Cats Fly is designed to do both. Through a simple, child-friendly story, Jermaine Rolle introduces young readers to foundational concepts in a way that feels light, warm, and engaging. The book follows two caterpillar friends whose journey opens the door to conversation, observation, and interactive reading moments between children and the adults reading with them.
Whether it is used at bedtime, in a classroom, or as part of an early-learning routine, the story creates opportunities to talk through numbers, identify shapes and colors, notice elements of science, and reflect on the value of friendship and problem-solving. It is a compact book, but it is built around meaningful learning moments. The site currently includes a teacher testimonial calling out its reading, science, math, and friendship elements.
Why readers may connect with this book:
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It blends story with early concepts.
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It encourages shared reading.
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It introduces learning through characters and movement.
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It supports curiosity, observation, and conversation.
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It keeps the tone accessible for young children.
Ideal for:
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Parents reading with toddlers and young children.
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Teachers looking for a simple story with educational touchpoints.
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Caregivers who want books that feel both fun and purposeful.
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Gift buyers looking for a children’s title with warmth and learning value.
Key themes:
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Friendship.
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Discovery.
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Early learning.
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Curiosity.
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Problem-solving.
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Imagination.
"When Cats Fly is an awesome storybook. As a teacher, I could appreciate the reading, science, and math skills that are explored. Additionally, the book is student-friendly. It also teaches about friendship. Its an awesome read especially for children ages 4 to 8."