Books with title The Catnapped Kitten

When her new kitten, Simon, suddenly disappears, 64-year-old amateur sleuth Beatrice Young chalks it up to bad luck. But when Petunia, her fluffy Himalayan, vanishes, Bee realizes something more sinister might be going on. The list of people who'd like to take revenge on her is long ... after all, she's put many the local criminal behind bars.It's time for the Cozy Cat Cafe owner to team up once again with new boyfriend Matthew and her old friend the sheriff to hunt down the catnapper before her other cats, Lucky and Hamish, are put in harm's way...This is the eleventh book in the Beatrice Young cozy cat mystery series set in the small town of Ashbrook, New Hampshire. The books can be read out of order but are extra delightful when enjoyed in sequence. This novella is a clean mystery with no graphic violence, sex, or swearing.**This book contains minor spoilers for the previous books. You might want to read them first.**

A cat goes out of its way to entertain its bored and impatient kitten leading to profound questions about the meaning of life until eventually, both discover an obvious yet often overlooked solution. A deceptively simple story by Nicholas Tana, its profound message is certain to entertain both children and adults. Award-winning, German-based film composer, Richard Albert, teamed up with the author to create the perfect accompanying composition and sound design, in this marvelous philosophical addition to the New Classics Books collection.

Tia has always wanted a cat and is thrilled when her family gets a Bengal kitten. Milly is the most beautiful cat she has ever seen—and the smartest, too! When Tia hears rumors about local cat thieves, she decides to keep Milly inside. But Milly is much too lively to stay in the house for long. One day, Tia comes home from school, and Milly is nowhere to be found. Tia has a very bad feeling. What if her adorable kitten has been stolen?

Tia is thrilled when she gets a beautiful pedigree Bengal kitten, who she names Milly. Bengal kittens are cute and clever, but can be naughty and Milly is soon in all sorts of trouble - getting shut in cupboards, climbing shelves and even falling into the neighbour's pond. When Tia hears that someone is stealing pedigree cats in the neighbourhood she is very worried and decides to keep her adventurous pet kitten indoors. But Milly manages to escape and the next day she still hasn't come back. Tia is terrified that her missing kitten has been stolen by the cat thieves. What if she never sees poor Milly again? A brand new tale from best-selling author Holly Webb. The Kidnapped Kitten is the 26th book in the Animal Stories series, a must for animal lovers aged six and up. The Animal Stories have sold over a million copies in the UK. From stolen kittens to lost puppies and runaways, Holly's tales of puppies and kittens have won her legions of fans.

A cat tries to entertain its bored and impatient kitten leading to profound questions about the meaning of life, until eventually, both discover an obvious yet often overlooked answer. A deceptively simple story with a profound message certain to entertain both children and adults. Unique illustrations accompany this timeless and philosophical addition to the New Classics Books collection.

Tia has always wanted a cat and is thrilled when her family gets a Bengal kitten. Milly is the most beautiful cat she has ever seen—and the smartest, too! When Tia hears rumors about local cat thieves, she decides to keep Milly inside. But Milly is much too lively to stay in the house for long. One day, Tia comes home from school, and Milly is nowhere to be found. Tia has a very bad feeling. What if her adorable kitten has been stolen?

A cat tries to entertain its bored and impatient kitten leading to profound questions about the meaning of life, until eventually, both discover an obvious yet often overlooked answer. A deceptively simple story with a profound message certain to entertain both children and adults. Unique illustrations accompany this timeless and philosophical addition to the New Classics Books collection.

A cat tries to entertain its bored and impatient kitten leading to profound questions about the meaning of life, until eventually, both discover an obvious yet often overlooked answer. A deceptively simple story with a profound message certain to entertain both children and adults. Unique illustrations accompany this timeless and philosophical addition to the New Classics Books collection.

A cat is missing. Can Scooby-Doo and his friends find it? Picture Clue books are based on the traditional "rebus Reader" - using a picture as a tool for learning a word. This gives readers a sense of pride that they are "reading" the story. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Beginning Readers is an imprint of Spotlight, a division of ABDO.