I Love Being a Cheetah!: A Lively Picture and Rhyming Book for Preschool Kids 3-5 Paperback – October 21, 2020

I love the story and beautiful illustrations this book offers. I think the kids would be happy to read this book over and over, I also love message at the end, to respect and care for wildlife, this book is such a precious little gem!!!

I can’t praise the author enough! Cheetahs are hands down the best big cats by far! And, it’s so nice to finally have a book that does them justice. The opportunity for me and my little one to see Cheetahs through Mim’s lenses opens our eyes and hearts to a new level of love and understanding for Cheetahs and how amazing they truly are. Also, I Love Being a Cheetah provides us an opportunity to consider the environmental impact together and how we might have and effect on cheetahs. Love this book!

Cute book and a great idea. My kids liked it which is the most important thing but I do think it could be better.I’d like for this book to be a little longer. It was a pretty short read. Maybe add 4-6 more pages (or more).Some pages were written like a poem/rhyme, others weren’t at all. Would like to see consistency.At the end it says that to help cheetahs we can essentially offer up a wish with our hearts for their wellbeing… which I guess might work with certain worldviews but just seemed a little odd for a kids book… lol. Adding more practical options for helping cheetahs would make a lot more sense in this context I think.

This amazing little jewel of a book is a wonderful educational tool. It has rhyming sentences, nicely illustrated, and incorporates environmental awareness. I highly recommend this series to all pre-schoolers' parents, friends, and educators!

My 8 year old daughter loved this book! She reads it to me every night and can’t wait to get the next one by this author. We really enjoy how much respect the author has for the animals and nature, and how we need to make simple changes in our everyday lives if we want to keep these beautiful animals safe. Well done!

I don’t love it, but also don’t hate it. It’s not super specific about facts about cheetahs, nor is it a cute story with the cheetah as the main character, it’s just kind of in between. The art is fun for my cheetah lover. She’s 5 and I think it’s ok for her age so we’ll keep it. The part about making mighty wishes for cheetahs as a way to love them at the end of the book is a little odd for me, and for my child as well.

Nieces absolutely loved this book. While the writing is good, they enjoy the pictures most, making up their own story strangely :).

I love the colorful pictures, great intro of cheetahs to kids plus the message of helping nature by being plastic free