This is a fun kind of mystery for very young readers, in which Yotam discovers the nature and identity of his ideal pet. One day, Yotam decides he wants a pet. He doesn`t know exactly what he wants, but he does know that he wants something special - a pet that none of his friends have. "I want a pet that is round," he tells his mother. His mother suggests a lady bug, but Yotam says that a lady bug is too small, and he wants a big pet. "Maybe you would like an elephant?" his mother offers, but Yotam explains to his mother that an elephant is too large. "The pet I choose has to be quiet," adds Yotam. "Would you like a turtle?" Yotam`s mother asks? But Yotam has always dreamed of a soft pet, so a turtle is out of the question. "Perhaps a hedgehog, with its furry tummy?" Mother tries. But Yotam wants a pet that is all fur, not part spikes. Mother jokingly suggests a spider, but Yotam rejects that idea and adds, "My pet has to be warm." After his mother suggests a mouse, Yotam is almost ready to give up. And then one day his mother sends him to their neighbor, Nitza, to borrow a cup of sugar. On the floor he spots a large basket where Nitza`s cat is napping with her three kittens. Yotam has so much fun playing with the kittens he forgets to go home when he is supposed to. When he finally does go home, he tells his mother about the kittens. He announces that he has finally found the perfect pet, small, quiet, furry, round, soft and warm. "Can we have a cat?" Yotam asks his mother.