Constance Lombardo Boeken

Embarking on a journey from New Jersey to Hollywood, Mr. Puffball learns that achieving stardom is filled with unexpected challenges and adventures. His quest takes him across diverse landscapes and introduces him to a variety of intriguing characters, highlighting the ups and downs of pursuing dreams. The story captures the essence of ambition and the surprises that come along the way, making it a delightful exploration of determination and discovery.

In this whimsical tale, Mr. Puffball decides to transition from a stunt cat to a genuine actor, seeking a safer and more fulfilling career. Tired of the constant risks associated with his daring stunts, he embarks on a journey to find his true calling in the world of acting, where he hopes to showcase his talents without the peril of flames. The story explores themes of ambition and self-discovery in a lighthearted and entertaining manner.

The story features a humorous conflict between a fork and a spoon as they bicker over their roles in feeding a baby. However, their quarrel turns into a lesson in teamwork when they are unexpectedly tossed across the kitchen, prompting them to work together to return to the baby. This charming tale highlights the importance of cooperation and friendship in overcoming challenges.

The story follows Itty Bitty Betty Blob, a monster who would rather dance and enjoy rainbows than frighten others. As she prepares for monster picture day, she practices her scary persona but ultimately discovers a more authentic self and connects with new friends who share her joyful outlook. The narrative emphasizes themes of self-acceptance and friendship, showcasing the importance of embracing one's true identity.

Mr. Puffball returns in the final book of this hysterical trilogy perfect--and this time he's going to become really, truly famous. After being El Gato's stunt cat for way too long, Mr. Puffball is ready for his big break--and what's bigger than reality TV? Illustrations.

A group of cats is surprised when other animals don't, in fact, say meow.