The Great Catnapping
In this hilarious, high-stakes companion to The Great Pet Heist, The Great Ghost Hoax, and The Great Vandal Scandal, the pet friends take matters into their own paws–and tentacles–to rescue Walt and the white cat when they get catnapped.
The white cat, famous for being a spokes-cat for Beautiful Buffet Cat Food, is making a TV appearance at a supermarket opening, with Madison playing cat wrangler to the stars! The TV people want Walt, too, and everyone is excited for her to reach celebrity status–except Walt. Unfortunately for the felines’ television debut, two cats loose in a supermarket is a recipe for disaster. Chaos erupts at the grand opening, and when the dust settles, the white cat and Walt are nowhere to be seen. They’ve been catnapped!
Product Details
| Genre | Children’s Fiction |
|---|---|
| Series | The Great Series |
| Target Age | 6-10 years |
| Author | I55 Book Fairs |
| Format | Hardcover |
FAQ
Is this book part of a series?
Yes, this book is part of the The Great Series, which includes The Great Pet Heist, The Great Ghost Hoax, and The Great Vandal Scandal.
What is the main plot of the book?
The white cat and Walt are catnapped during a supermarket opening event, and the pet friends must go on an adventure to rescue them before the TV broadcast goes live.
Is the white cat a real brand mascot?
Yes, the white cat is a spokes-cat for Beautiful Buffet Cat Food.
Anthony Wilkins –
A fun and fast-paced story with great humor and animal characters. The catnapping plot keeps kids engaged from start to finish. Perfect for young readers who love adventure and silly situations.
Dorothy Wilkins –
The characters are lively and the story has a great sense of chaos and humor. I enjoyed how the pets take action to save their friends. A great addition to any children’s book collection.
Victor Davies –
My 8-year-old loved this book. The mix of comedy and adventure makes it both entertaining and educational. The cat characters are memorable and the plot is well-paced.
Nathan Edmunds –
It’s a fun read with some great moments, but the plot could be a bit confusing at times. Still, the humor and animal antics are enjoyable for younger readers.