Patty Cat

Patty Cat, As a tiny kitten is frightened by a big noisy dog and, ever since, Is fearful of anything outside of her small space in the loft of the barn she was born in. Loud noises scare her stiff. Literally! in this "I've Got Feelings! adventure, The WOONG (Wise Old Owl Named Gary) accidentally steps in and helps clear her fears with Emotional Freedom Techniques. You may discover your own similar fears disolve along with hers as you interact with the characters. With this book, you have given your child a true gift. In the simple yet powerful techniques taught in this series of humorous and interactive books and EFT games, your child will move into life better able to neutralize the negative aspects of growing up.

What do bouncing, biting, unemployable sheep dogs, sniping spiders, irritated ants, and getting-under-everyone’s-skin, Cousin Fred (addicted to catnip and trouble), plus Billy-Bom-Tom-Cat all have in common? They’re the ones Patty-Cat and Kittle, two adventurous little kittens, meet and deal with, and sometimes it’s not easy! Patty-Cat and Kittle came to live with Angel at 112 Liver Lane, and life is far from dull. Two sheep dogs, Hal and Sam, come snarling down the street, snapping at each other and when Kittle tries to stop them, they turn on her. She suggests they could be nicer to each other, but alas, peacemakers are never appreciated. Off they go, snarling and biting, hoping to fight Hector the goat. Cousin Fred comes for a visit and disrupts the whole household. Nothing he does turns out right. He spills gingerbread batter all over the kitchen, breaks things, disappears and refuses to do chores. Fred meets a disreputable ruffian called Billy-Bom-Tom-Cat who leads him to a catnip café. Before he is totally beat up, Kittle comes to the rescue and escorts him home. But Fred finds music, banging on the piano, and finally is sent to music school.

Let’s Read Together books merge rhyme and vowel sounds in delightfully zany stories kids will want to read again and again. Each of the 15 books in this classic series by award-winning author/educator Barbara deRubertis will give your child a jumpstart on reading success. "Story lines are silly and inventive, and recall Dr. Seuss’s Cat in the Hat for the building of rhythm and rhyming words." —School Library Journal Patty Cat wants to play ball, but Max the Rat has stolen the bat! (This easy-to-read story features the short “a” vowel sound.)

Max the Rat steals Patty Cat's bat.

"Tried and true strategies from Catification Nation"--Cover.

Patty Cat and her pal Hal are angry when Max the Rat steals their baseball bat, but when they offer to let Max play too, he returns the bat and shares a treat.

"Volume 1 -- on-the-water manual remains unchanged for rapid reference underway. It survived the test of time in endless sailing worlds on one, two, and three hulls"--Back cover note.

Have you ever found yourself pondering your cat's sexual preference? Perhaps the answer lies within these pages.