Book Review: How to Draw Cats for Kids by Mr. Abd Faek Ghananeem
A Fun, Beginner-Friendly Guide That Makes Drawing Cats Easy and Enjoyable
If you’ve got a child who loves cats, or if you’re someone who’s always wanted to learn how to draw cute animals but didn’t know where to start, I’ve got a great little gem to recommend. It’s called How to Draw Cats for Kids by Mr. Abd Faek Ghananeem, and let me just say—it’s surprisingly good.
This book teaches kids (and honestly, adults too) how to draw 25 different cats using simple step-by-step instructions. It’s filled with cartoon-style illustrations that are both adorable and easy to follow. And no, you don’t need any drawing experience to jump in—this guide is made for total beginners.
Why This Book Works So Well
It’s Truly Made for Beginners
You’ve probably seen some of those so-called “beginner” drawing books that are anything but easy. This one actually delivers on that promise. It starts with the basics—think circles, lines, and simple shapes—and gradually builds them into full drawings. Every step is clearly numbered, and the instructions are written in a way that’s easy for kids to understand (and adults too).
Each cat is broken down into manageable steps, so you never feel overwhelmed. If you've ever wanted to learn how to draw cats for kids (or with kids), this is the perfect entry point.
What’s Inside the Book?
Here’s what you get with How to Draw Cats for Kids:
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25 unique cartoon-style cat drawings, ranging from playful to silly to sweet.
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Clear step-by-step instructions that walk you through each part of the drawing.
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High-resolution illustrations that make it super easy to follow along.
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Lots of personality—each cat has its own flair, from the sleepy kitten to the ninja cat.
It’s all printed in large format, which helps young hands stay on track without squinting or struggling to stay inside tiny lines.
Who Is This Book For?
Honestly? Just about anyone. It’s marketed for kids, and they’ll love it—but adults who enjoy doodling or want a relaxing, screen-free hobby will get a lot out of it too.
This book is a great fit for:
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Kids aged 6–12 who love animals and want to draw
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Parents looking for creative screen-free activities
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Teachers who want an easy, fun art project for the classroom
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Adults who need a calming way to unwind or learn something new
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Fans of other drawing books like How to Draw Everything or Dinosaur How to Draw
Speaking of dinosaurs, if your child already enjoys drawing things like dinos, trucks, or superheroes, this book is a great way to introduce them to a softer, cuter subject while keeping the process just as fun.
Learning to Draw in Just 15 Minutes a Day
One of my favorite things about this book is how low-pressure it is. The author encourages readers to take their time—there’s no need to rush. Even if your kid (or you!) only has 10–15 minutes a day, it’s enough to complete a full drawing and feel that little spark of pride that comes with finishing something.
And let’s be honest, in a world full of screens and constant distractions, a quiet moment spent drawing a cat might be just what we all need.
Boosting Creativity and Confidence
This book isn’t just about drawing—it’s about giving kids (and grown-ups) a chance to be creative, explore their imagination, and build confidence along the way.
Every completed drawing is a small win. It’s exciting to see progress from page to page. The more you draw, the better you get—and the book is designed to support that growth, step by step.
It’s especially great for kids who might be shy about their artistic abilities. The instructions are so encouraging and doable that even the most hesitant beginner can feel like an artist.
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