What's Wrong with Tom? A Veterinary Tale of Courage and Compassion
(By Gal Chivvis)
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A veterinary tale of compassion, courage, and a cat in crisis.
Winner of the Literary Titan Gold Book Award
When playful Tom the cat suddenly falls ill, it takes a devoted family, a clever vet crew, and a dash of feline courage to unravel the mystery.
Thomas LeBrat is a fun-loving cat who fills his home with joy and laughter. But when a sudden health emergency strikes, Tom's carefree world turns upside down.
With support from his attentive family and the skilled team at the Critter Care Crew, the mystery of Tom's illness begins to unfold.
Written in playful rhyme by a veterinarian and homeschool mom, What's Wrong with Tom? is the first book in the Critter Care Crew series. This heartwarming story blends imagination with real-world insight—helping children explore pet health, empathy, and the importance of working together.
A surprise storytelling element gives readers a glimpse into Tom's thoughts and feelings, encouraging emotional connection and deeper understanding of what pets might experience when they're sick or stressed.
Perfect for ages 4-8, classrooms, homeschoolers, and animal-loving families, this engaging picture book
* A gentle introduction to veterinary care and pet emergencies
* Social-emotional learning through empathy, advocacy, and teamwork
* A memorable story experience filled with rhythm, heart, and humor
* A creative way to spark conversations about caring for others
Bonus content
* A kid-friendly glossary of veterinary terms
* A visual stress management guide to support emotional resilience
* Free educational resources for teachers, caregivers, and homeschoolers
Whether your child is curious about pet care, you want to gently introduce what can happen during a pet emergency, or you simply want a story rooted in kindness, What's Wrong with Tom? fosters curiosity, confidence, and compassion—for pets and people alike.”
