This book was about a kitten who thought the moon was a bowl of milk. It was very cute but didn't hold a ton of educational value. It could be used for young readers to work on fluency and comprehension since it is quite simple. It could also be used to talk about the moon.
I would keep this in my classroom library or use it with beginning readers. This is appropriate for Preschool-practicing reading in 1st grade. ( )

This Caldecott medal winner makes an excellent read-aloud for preschool and kindergarten. Readers enjoy understanding a bit more than Kitten does (the moon is not a bowl of milk...it's the moon's reflection in the pond) and there is a happy ending. ( )