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Description
Explore the origins of one of Batman's most intriguing enemies. Follow Selina Kyle as she discovers she has amazing catlike abilities and decides how to use them. This story shows how a young woman transforms into Catwoman, the clever and agile thief who becomes Batman's feline foe.
Quick Summary
Kids who love cats and the Batman universe will get a quick, fun intro with this little reader. It follows a young Selina Kyle who discovers a stray cat and, inspired by its sneaky moves, starts practicing her own cat-like agility on the rooftops of Gotham, eventually testing her skills in a low-stakes cat-burglar adventure that puts her on Batman's radar. The story mixes a bit of humor with just enough tension to keep early readers on their toes, but nothing ever gets too scary, making it a good choice for kids who want a taste of superhero drama without the heavy stuff. Parents can feel confident that the simple sentences and clear pictures support developing readers, and the 0.5 AR points make it an easy, satisfying read for kids in grades K-3. If your child enjoyed other superhero origin books like "Batman: A Little Golden Book" or any of the DC early readers, this one will feel like a familiar friend with a feline twist.