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Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite
Hop on for a hilarious superhero tale with Alan Mayfair's Neigh Kid. It's nighttime, and a cat is lost. Little Colt tosses in his bed and hears the call for a hero. He removes his clothes to put on a horse mask and a cape to become the Neigh Kid and he rides toward the door. On the way, a news reporter and the police chief ask him where he is going. Colt refuses to stop as his kitten is in danger and gallops out of the house, only for the neighbors to see him without his clothes. The reporter and the police chief follow his trail as he crosses the street and finally finds the cat. He brings it home to safety, much to the relief of the reporter and the police chief.
Join a superhero unlike any other on his nighttime shenanigans in this illustrated adventure book for kids. Hysterically funny and charming, Neigh Kid provides entertainment galore, introducing young readers to a new superhero and protector of a city and its cats. Using both prose and rhyme, Alan Mayfair spins a fun-filled yarn full of adventure and mischief. Young readers will absolutely love Colt, while parents and caregivers will find it immensely fulfilling to read it to their kids. The phenomenal artwork adds a lot of flair to the narrative. Gabi Moraes' illustrations match the jolly tone of Mayfair's storytelling and make the story even more hilarious. Although primarily written for toddlers and preschoolers, I think slightly older kids will also find this amusing and wholesome. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and its characters, especially the parents and Neigh Kid's partnership with Catastrophe toward the end. Highly recommended!