Mr. Putter is a quiet, elderly man who lives completely alone. While he enjoys his peaceful routines and taking care of his beautiful garden, he cannot help but feel a deep sense of loneliness. He realizes that what he really needs is some good company to share his days with. Deciding that a pet is the perfect solution, he heads out to find a furry friend. That is when he meets Tabby, an older shelter cat who is just as calm and gentle as he is. The two of them are a perfect match from the very start. Together, they discover the quiet joy of sharing afternoon tea, listening to the birds, and keeping each other company. This heartwarming introduction to a beloved series beautifully captures the gentle magic of finding a new friend when you need one the most.
6-8 Years
44 Pages
Kona the Labrador and Gwendolyn the hermit crab are having a wonderful time enjoying the heavy rains in Gooseberry Park. But the stormy weather soon brings unexpected trouble right to their doorstep. A tiny, lost bobcat kitten has been swept all the way down the mountain, completely separated from his family! When their brave friend Murray the bat swoops in to rescue the frightened cub, the animals realize they have a big problem to solve. To help the little bobcat find his way home, Kona and Murray must leave the safety of their beloved park and journey out into the great unknown. Along the way, they must find the courage to face the wild and prepare their hearts to say goodbye to their new feline friend.
6-8 Years
128 Pages
The holiday season is fast approaching, and Mr. Putter wants to do something incredibly special to show his appreciation for his wonderful neighbor, Mrs. Teaberry. Knowing how much she enjoys a good treat, he decides the perfect gift would be a light, airy, magnificent Christmas cake. With his trusty cat, Tabby, observing closely from the counter, Mr. Putter rolls up his sleeves and confidently tackles the recipe, assuming it will be an absolute breeze. You will soon see that baking a masterpiece is far more complicated than it appears on paper. From flour flying through the kitchen to unexpectedly dense layers, his culinary skills are put to the ultimate test. You will chuckle as this well-meaning gentleman navigates a series of sticky disasters in his quest to create the perfect dessert. This heartwarming tale proves that even when baked goods flop, the generous spirit behind the gift is what truly matters.
6-8 Years
44 Pages
Mr. Putter is an older gentleman who secretly harbors a deep love for toys, even though he knows he probably should have outgrown them by now. His faithful feline companion, Tabby, has a completely different opinion, especially when those toys are designed to zoom through the air. You will laugh out loud when Mr. Putter simply cannot resist bringing home a little radio-controlled biplane that promises real flying action. While he is absolutely thrilled to test out his new gadget in the backyard, Tabby is extremely suspicious of the noisy, unpredictable machine. As Mr. Putter tries to master the controls and get his little plane off the ground, you get to watch the hilarious chaos unfold. This charming adventure proves that you are never too old to find joy in a new toy, provided you can convince your cat to go along for the ride.
6-8 Years
44 Pages
Noodle is a worm having a bad day. He does not feel wonderful, impressive, or especially easy to like. Luckily, his friend Lou is nearby.
Lou is a bird, which might make him an unusual best friend for a worm. But Lou knows just what to say. With kindness, humor, and steady friendship, he helps Noodle see himself in a better light.
Noodle & Lou is a sweet, reassuring picture book about being liked exactly as you are. Its unlikely animal friendship gives young readers a simple but meaningful story about encouragement, self-doubt, and the comfort of a friend who sees your good parts even when you cannot.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Looking over the fence, Mr. Putter and his cat, Tabby, have always admired their neighbor's dog, Zeke, thinking he must be an absolute dream to walk. When their good friend Mrs. Teaberry unexpectedly injures her foot, Mr. Putter gallantly volunteers to take over Zeke's daily strolls for an entire week. You will quickly discover, right along with Mr. Putter, that appearances can be deceiving, and walking Zeke is far from a relaxing stroll in the park. Instead of trotting politely on his leash, this energetic dog turns into a completely unmanageable nightmare, pulling, tangling, and causing hilarious chaos down every single sidewalk. You will laugh as Mr. Putter desperately tries to wrangle the wild pup, learning a very exhausting lesson about canine behavior. This funny, relatable story highlights the unexpected challenges of doing a good deed and the surprising relief of returning to a quiet, predictable cat.
6-8 Years
36 Pages
