What a cute story! Any kids and parents who love animals and pets will enjoy reading about Remy and friends. The main character of this story is Lucky, a visually impaired dog. Remy and friends help Lucky find his way home with the help of their human friends too. The colorful illustrations feature a cartoon-like quality that children will find appealing. The story is short enough to keep the attention of little ones, but long enough to develop the storyline. I hope to read more adventures of Remy and friends.

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This story was VERY cute. It involved a blind dog who got lost and enlisted the help of a neighborhood cat and many other helpful townspeople. I really enjoyed the story and the disability representation.

This is a cute picture book featuring Rembrandt, the tuxedo cat. It also features other animals as well.

I loved how Rembrandt shows how important it is to help your friends. The simple and colorful illustrations will keep small ones engaged. Very cute!

Another sweet story featuring Rembrand, the Tuxedo cat.
I loved the first book and loved this one that made me smile.
The illustrations are lovely and the story is well written.
Loved it.
Highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine

Princess Fuzzypants here: Remy the tuxedo and Callie the calico cats are back for another adventure. Remy helped Callie find her purr but they have a big challenge this time around. Lucky, a blind dog, is lost. He has moved to the neighbourhood recently and he cannot find his way home. The two kitties are determined to assist him.

They enlist the aid of several of their friends including the owner of a store and a vet. They get the brilliant idea to check for a chip, which is a good reminder for those who animals go outside on their own. But sadly, his humans have no updated their information which shows their old address. What to do? What to do?

But they come up with the right solution and their new friend, Lucky, is reunited with his worried purr-rents. It is a lovely little story that demonstrates how friends, even new ones, can work wonders when they work together. The pictures are adorable too. I love the one where the two cats are on either side of Lucky. Overall, it was a sweet book.

Five purrs and two paws up.

This was adorable! I loved the story. It was so cute and so sweet. I wanted these adorable animals to be my pets. They were so sweet and cute. I read this to my dogs as well and they loved it too.

Wonderful story with amazing illustrations! Remy is a cat and her friend Callie is a dog. They come across a new dog to the neighborhood who is blind as well as new. Together the old friends work things out so that humans (who understand them) can help to get to a happy ending. Can't wait for the print version to send to out of state grands!
I requested and received a free temporary copy from Carpenter's Son Publishing/Clovercroft Publishing via NetGalley for the ARC copy of this wonderful book. All opinions expressed are my own.

What a beautiful book! The illustrations are bright and colorful and follow along with the story. This would be a perfect bedtime or quite time story. My great grand daughter loved it.
Thank you Carpenter's Son Publishing/Clovercroft Publishing via NetGalley for the ARC copy of this wonderful book. All opinions expressed are my own.

This nice picture book is about a cat named Remy who helps a new dog in the neighborhood, who happens to be blind, find his way home. I think children will love the sweet storyline and the vibrant art. Some of the dialogue, like "paw-rents" and "purr-ents" seemed quite forced.

I loved this book! It’s about a blind dog that gets lost in a new neighborhood. He meets some good friendly cats and a dog that help him get back home! The pictures and story were both amazing.

Sweet book about cats and dogs helping to find a blind dog’s way home. The pictures are adorable and the dialogue is perfect.