Adults are cats

Author: Mei Zihan (Text) & Zhao Xiaoyin (Illustrations)
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Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: Adults are all cats, and they don’t even need to look to know what we kids are doing! They’ll say: "Little mouse Li Lalar is doing this, and that." Will I become a cat when I grow up? Then wouldn’t there be too many cats in the world?! "Li Lalar Series," including Adults Are All Cats, I Will Also Be a Dad, What Was Dad Like When He Was a Kid?, and I Am a Kid.
Recommended Age Group: 1—2 Grades
Reason for Recommendation: Illustrated books created by domestic authors and artists are closer to the psychology of Chinese children. No Pinyin annotations—parents need to read it together.
Hope parents don’t think the book is too thin or that the layout is too sparse. For children’s books, all the text is in small font, and there are no illustrations, which is good for their growth, right? A densely packed book with rough printing, from an aesthetic point of view, cannot give children a sense of beauty. When buying books for children, sometimes don’t just chase "value for money."
—Wang Lin
I Am a Kid
So, I like to play. Many adults don’t understand this. I’ll turn them into kids to see how it feels. Li Lalar is a kid just like all the others, but he can cast magic spells. He can turn his parents into kids and let them taste what it’s like to be a kid.