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The Community Cat Chronicles 2: New kittens on the block 2

By: Lachlan J. Madsen, Eleanor Nilsson
Narrated by: Benjamin Chow
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 Theodora Tuxedo wasn't the only feline to arrive and stay with Eugene's family at Block 223. Firstborn, a son Satu (also a tuxedo but in white mess dress), would plop out with a mewl into Stepdad's pyjama pants one early Sunday morning, with tortoiseshell Dua and calico Tiga to follow. There's a lot to learn if you're a kitten: how to use your whiskers, how to know when a rat is a rat (and when it isn't) and how to accept the tail you've been born with. Loving her life now as an indoor cat, shunning her past life as a stray, Theodora can't understand the kittens' eagerness to venture back "outdoors" into the community. Along with Theodora's (and Zigzag's) unexpected offspring, The Community Cat Chronicles 2 – New Kittens on the Block delightfully shares imagined stories of real residents, both two legged and four, around the housing estates of Avenue 1. © 2021 by Lachlan J. Madsen and Eleanor Nilsson. Published in paper format in Singapore by Marshall Cavendish International Asia, recorded by Storyside 2022.©2022 Storyside (P)2022 Storyside Animals Animals & Nature Cats Growing Up & Facts of Life Literature & Fiction Pets & Animal Care
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