Скачать или смотреть Kinsley H. Uncovers the Charm in "The Nine Lives of Little Ba"

The Nine Lives of Little Ba, a novella by Genie Valen, is an extraordinary tale about a cat named, Little Ba, who gets the chance to experience nine different lives in order to find the soul of her former companion. I really enjoyed this cute and loving story.

This story focuses on Little Ba’s journeys through nine lives in order to reunite with her initiate, Tsillah, after they become separated in the dream state. While sitting inside the open doorway to Tsillah’s subconscious, Little Ba tries to protect Tsillah from her fears, but they become too overwhelming. This forces Little Ba to slam the dream door thus becoming shut away from Tsillah’s earthly life as well as Tsillah. Heartbroken, Little Ba begs for a second chance to prove herself to the High Council of Cats. Her wish is granted, and she embarks on an adventure of many lifetimes.

The Nine Lives of Little Ba is a heartwarming story that reminds me of the bond between pets and their owner. Tsillah and Little Ba were destined to be together. The prelude gives the reader that familiar connection of finding the perfect pet. Tsillah finds her cat by finding the one that is most like her -- timid, small, and quiet. I can relate to this connection, and it immediately made me want to read more. I also like the unexpected twist of their separation. It made me look forward to what other twists and turns the story might bring. Although the cover of the book could be more eye-catching, I really love the illustrations created by Leslie Cook inside the book. The cat drawings show Little Ba’s transformations, and they paint an adorable picture of what Little Ba looks like in each of her lives. My favorite of those lives is when Little Ba is Luna. I love the message that a person should allow their life to be guided by optimism. This is exactly the motto that Little Ba lives by and it is shown in this halfway point through her journey.

The book’s message is that, even though every life is not the same, there is always a lesson to be learned. This view is seen through each experience that Little Ba lives. Parents should be aware that the text has a lot of advanced vocabulary, so it may be difficult for younger readers. There is no bad language.

I give The Nine Lives of Little Ba 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. It can be purchased through most online book retailers.

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