Big Cat, Small Cat

Our world is extremely varied! If we look at cats, for instance, we will find that there are big ones and small ones, brave ones and scared ones. Cats of all kinds, colors and sizes! This book opens the world up to infants, who discover that every creature comes in a range of forms: curious and sleepy, tall and short…

Ami Rubinger introduces young readers to a range of amusing cats in Big Cat, Small Cat with a cascade of rhymes, and charming illustrations. This book calls for learning by engaging infants in reading, completing the rhyme, and familiarizing themselves with opposites; but above all, reading this book together provides you with an opportunity to laugh together.

Ami Rubinger (1953–2019)

Ami Rubinger wrote and illustrated many children’s books, all of which are brimming with humor, chock-full of rhymes, and absolutely charming. He said that he likes children to be engaged while having stories read to them, shouting out the answers enthusiastically and joyfully.

Among Rubinger’s books are: No Such Lions [Ein Arayot Kaele], I Dream of an Elephant [Pilim Bechol Hatzvaim], Dog Number 1, Dog Number 10 [Hau Ad Eser], Pishpesh Gets Dressed [Pishpesh Mitlabesh].