Midnight, the One-Eyed Cat

" Midnight, The One-Eyed Cat is an important book for children (of ALL ages) as it carries the key to life-love and acceptance of ourselves and others exactly as we are." - Cynthia Willenbrock, Author/Film Producer, Marshall the Miracle Dog
"Reading provides a medium through which children can vicariously experience new adventures and discoveries in all facets of their world. Sheree Nielsen and Pat Wahler have written a wonderfully illustrated children's book that allows children to understand that all things -- especially all people -- are different and that those differences should be respected and celebrated." Richard A. Neely, PhD , Professor of Communication Disorders at Arkansas State University
"Midnight, The One-Eyed Cat is a delightful story about unlikely friends which reminds us that love and friendship are more important than disabilities, and that we are loved just as we are, even if we're not the same as everyone else." Katherine Mayfield , author of The Box of Daughter and Bullied: Why You Feel Bad Inside and What to Do About It
"A poetic introduction for young readers about accepting differences in oneself and others." Vicki Berger Irwin , author of Different Days
"Midnight the One-Eyed Cat" weaves together the threads of genuine friendship as two unlikely pals embrace their differences and help one another overcome challenges, inspiring children to accept themselves and others just as they are." Karen Sargent , author of Waiting for Butterflies and The MOM Journey blog
"A beautiful story about friendship through adversity. Everyone should read this tale." Annie England Noblin , author of Sit! Stay! Speak! and Pupcakes