Diary of The Cat Named Carrot
Diary of The Cat Named Carrot book review
by Robert Hudson
My review:
Diary of The Cat Named Carrot by Erin Merryn is a charming book that is written in the voice of Carrot the cat and her musings of life from being a kitten to full cat adulthood and her interactions with the Merryn children and family. The children are as cute as Carrot.
Every page has a full color photo of Carrot engaging with the family in play, dress up, games and lots of fun. In many ways this book shows the innocence of children and animals and the love they have. In the times we currently live in this book is an illustration of what really matters in life and our humanity. I very much enjoy this book. It made my heart all warm and tingly!
Erin has almost 300,000 Instagram followers
Diary of The Cat Named Carrot
We are doing a giveaway of this book in the next few days. There will be a drawing for the winner. Stay tuned. We will also be talking to Erin to hear her thoughts on this journey.
Erin Merryn is an author, activist, speaker, wife, and mom to three girls–Abby, Hannah, and Claire–and a fur baby named Carrot. She was named Glamour Magazine Woman of the Year in 2012 and a People magazine Hero Among Us for her tireless work promoting Erin’s Law nationwide with a mission to our keep children safe by educating them about personal body safety. She is the author of Bailey, No Ordinary Cat, Stolen Innocence, Living for Today, and An Unimaginable Act.
