Young readers will enjoy the brief rhymed text and find themselves chiming in on the repeated refrain, "Nat the cat can sleep like that!" And they will especially relish telling the unwritten story depicted in the large, mixed-media illustrations.[W]hether sleeping or cavorting through the house, these two kitties are sure to win youngsters' hearts.", School Library Journal, March 1, 2014 The simple rhyming text listing the odd (yet realistic) places Nat can sleep during the daytime and all the silly mischief he and his black-and-white kitten sidekick get up to at night will hook young listeners. The watercolor, acrylic and pencil illustrations of floppy, goggle-eyed Nat and his buddy are a just-right pairing. Good kitty fun that will demand repeated reads., Kirkus Reviews, December 1, 2013 .a well-rhymed debut picture book.Sweet without being saccharine, this is a good choice for group read-alouds.
, Booklist, February 15, 2014 This rhyming story has a playful tone.Nat the Cat is a good choice for both a preschool storytime and for bedtimes, and young ones will especially find the bright illustrations sweet and charming., Resource Links, December 1, 2013 The mood of the book is playful, easily appealing to a preschool audience. Victoria Allenby's title is a perfect choice for bedtime and storytimes for young children. Highly Recommended., CM Magazine, September 13, 2013 Tara Anderson's whimsical art lulls kids - and kitten - to sleep, making it a lovely bedtime read.Parents and teachers will love Allenby's word play. Her use of repetition and alliteration is calming and her steady cadence is mesmerizing.
, The National Reading Campaign, January 16, 2014 Looking for a good bedtime book? Check out Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like That by Victoria Allenby. This cat can sleep through anything!, Chirp Magazine, January 1, 2014 If you are looking for a picture book to enjoy with your little cat lover, look no further than Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like That.[a] whimsical rhyming book filled with playful and fun illustrations., Baltimore Public Library, May 13, 2014.