I Am Nothing but a Black Cat

Author Gloria Francella presents in "I Am Just a Black Cat" (published under the Kalima Translation Project by the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre) a profound human tale shedding light on the danger of prejudices and popular superstitions. The story is narrated from the perspective of a clever black cat who playfully and eloquently recounts the unjust misconceptions tied to bad luck, proving through innocence and warmth that colors do not define hearts and creatures deserve to be loved for who they are. Through a warm literary style and enchanting expressive illustrations, the book teaches children the importance of critical thinking, rejecting discrimination, and accepting others with an open and loving heart.

Because it addresses superstitions and prejudices through clever storytelling, teaching children values of tolerance and kindness regardless of outward appearances.

For young children and early readers, as well as parents and educators looking for stories that foster critical thinking, acceptance of differences, and empathy.