When Scrappy was born, he looked like an ordinary black cat. That is - until he turned seven, and spots of white appeared on his fur. It was then that the world saw what Scrappy always knew to be true: he was nothing short ofEXTRAORDINARY.In fact, Scrappy was a SUPER CAT.Inspired by the true story of the late internet sensation Scrappy, The Adventures of Scrappy the Cat is a hilariously fun read that normalises vitiligo and allows fans to share the magic of this extraordinary cat with their children.

Because her good luck cat Woogie has already used up eight of his nine lives in narrow escapes from disaster, a Native American girl worries when he disappears.

The story of Bucky the puppy is a heartwarming tale of adventure and love. Bucky is a young puppy who sets out on a journey to find a family of his own. Along the way, he encounters many challenges and meets a variety of interesting characters, but he never gives up hope. Eventually, Bucky meets a kind couple who take him in and make him a part of their family. Over the years, Bucky becomes a cherished member of the household and embarks on many adventures with his family. But when old age sets in, Bucky is granted a miraculous second chance at youth, allowing him to spend many more happy years with his loved ones. This story is sure to touch the hearts of readers of all ages and is a celebration of the unbreakable bond between a pet and their family.

Two cats and their owners have mismatched personalities.

Are your children fans of animals? Take them on this sweet little adventure to the zoo. Featuring 23 short stories, perfect for all ages, these delightful tales are ideal for bedtime reading!

In The Gypsy Curse, Tinka, the Gypsy Cat, sets a curse on Astro and the gang. She even tricks the cunning evil genius, Speed Bump Charlie.

Feisty teenage thief Maeko and her maybe-more-than-friend Chaff have scraped out an existence in Victorian London's gritty streets, but after a near-disasterous heist leads her to a mysterious clockwork cat and two dead bodies, she's thrust into a murder mystery that may cost her everything she holds dear. Her only allies are Chaff, the cat, and Ash, the son of the only murder suspect, who offers her enough money to finally get off the streets if she'll help him find the real killer. What starts as a simple search ultimately reveals a conspiracy stretching across the entire city. And as Maeko and chaff discover feelings for each other neither was prepared to admit, she's forced to choose whether she'll stay with him or finally escape the life of a street rat. But with danger closing in around them, the only way any of them will get out of this alive is if all of them work together.

In a small park by the sea, a group of dogs meet every day. With the addition of Zulu, the Labrador puppy, they form a strong friendship. Each weekend they celebrate birthdays and share treats and toys. Then one day Sting arrives. Hes a huge brute who makes it his mission to harass the smaller dogs. Their happy existence ruined, the rest of the dogs band together to protect the park and their friends. With the help of Capo, the oldest park member and his cousins Batty and Tinny, they gather the dogs and form a united front against the bully. The battle to save the park is now underway.

A gruesome murder at the village fete sees Aubrey the cat embroiled in another mystery in his new countryside home. Ghosts from the past, false accusations, and a good helping of skullduggery.

The needs and desires of the human spirit are very much the same the world over, no matter what age you were born. This book of course is fiction, I couldn't have known Nagel. However, I have researched the time, location, and culture and attempted to make it fit as if I was there. The triumph of the human spirit is ageless. If we could magically look back in time, you may have to change the name but I believe Nagel was there! This book is dedicated to my sons, grandsons and great grandsons and the free-spirit of young boys and girls the world over. Wilma R. Forester