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A tween proudly stands behind their invented cardboard cat sculpture: broad triangular ears, an oval body, four stout feet and a curled strip tail. View it at cat-eye height so the playful sculpture fills the foreground while the child's grin peeks above. A glue stick and two cardboard offcuts are enough to establish making; plain library shelves remain behind.
Howard Miller Public Library

Monday Cat Masterpiece

A tween proudly stands behind their invented cardboard cat sculpture: broad triangular ears, an oval body, four stout feet and a curled strip tail. View it at cat-eye height so the playful sculpture fills the foreground while the child's grin peeks above. A glue stick and two cardboard offcuts are enough to establish making; plain library shelves remain behind.

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