Clara Humble and the Kitten Caboodle
by Anna Humphrey
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Pub Date Sep 14 2018 | Archive Date Jun 15 2018
Owlkids Books | Owlkids
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Description
To Clara, their mission is clear: make the best shelter ever and secretly care for the feline family until they can convince their parents to adopt the cats. But Clara and Bradley agree less than ever, and keeping the cats fed comes with a cost. Clara hatches a brilliant plan to raise kibble cash by producing the cutest internet cat video ever. But when condo developers start to bulldoze the lot, Clara and Bradley have to work together to save the kittens. Can Clara pull it off? Or will it turn into one big cat-astrophe?
Illustrated with Clara’s comics featuring her alter ego @Cat, the final installment in the Clara Humble series is fast-paced and flat-out funny, with the all-star Clara at her very best.
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781771472418 |
PRICE | $15.95 (USD) |
PAGES | 232 |
Featured Reviews
Clara Humble is back with her best friend Bradley, or is he? It is the summer between 4th and 5th grade and Bradley has just turned 10. Clara and Bradley can finally go to the park or the store by themselves. When they sneak into the abandoned old churchyard instead, they make a discovery, a cat. The next day, it is cats, as the mother has had six kittens. Dealing with trying to save the cat and her kittens, worrying about whether or not Bradley is her BFF anymore and trying to keep everything a secret from her parents is a juggling act.
Clara and Bradley are dealing with a lot in this book. They are not interested in the same things, so they meet new people. Bradley has a new friend that shares his treasure hunting interests, so Clara takes up with Shane, her neighbour that she always thought was a bully before. Lots of issues to discuss such as friendships, being honest with your parents, asking for help when needed, feral cats, adoption vs buying a pet from a breeder, spaying and neutering etc. Once again the illustrations included are from Clara's perspective using her @Cat creation. They are fun and add to the story. As the description states, this is an updated Ramona Quimby type character, that junior level readers will enjoy. I recommend this one to home, classroom, school and public libraries. The publisher generously provided me with a copy of this book to read. The opinions stated are my own.