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Description
The book is narrated by Tuffy, a cat who brings home dead birds and mice, much to his owner Ellie's horror. As Tuffy continues to bring more victims through the cat-door, Ellie tries to get him to stop his wild behavior. The story is told from the cat's perspective, showing his confusion about why Ellie is so upset. It includes lighthearted illustrations and is appropriate for middle grade readers.
Quick Summary
Tuffy the cat tells his side of the story, and he's absolutely convinced he's not a killer even though he's "taken out" multiple household items And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda occasional mouse. The story is told through diary entries with sketch-style illustrations that make readers feel like they're reading a secret confession from a furry villain who thinks he's completely innocent. If your kid likes "Captain Underpants And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers" or "Diary of a Pug: Pug's Got Talent a Pug: Pug's Got Talent Wimpy Kid," they'll absolutely devour this hilarious tale of a cat with a serious case of mistaken identity. Perfect for independent readers ages 7-10 in grades 2-4 who love animal protagonists with a mischievous twist.