Boots is a little kitten with a big problem: there is a huge cat in his neighborhood appropriately called Goliath, who constantly taunts and intimidates him. Goliath is clever and sneaky and often gets an advantage over Boots. However, Boots doesn't stay a kitten for long, and one day there is a show-down which Boots wins. This book is an analogy about the daily struggle which a person with diabetes faces. Diabetes, like Goliath, is a clever opponent against which one must be constantly on guard.
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Boots is a little kitten with a big problem: there is a huge cat in his neighborhood appropriately called Goliath, who constantly taunts and intimidates him. Goliath is clever and sneaky and often gets an advantage over Boots. However, Boots doesn't stay a kitten for long, and one day there is a show-down which Boots wins. This book is an analogy about the daily struggle which a person with diabetes faces. Diabetes, like Goliath, is a clever opponent against which one must be constantly on guard.
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