Ginger And The Little Lost Kitten

"Rosie loves visiting the barn cats that live on the farm near her grandmother's house. Her favorite is a kitten she calls Ginger because of her beautiful orange fur. At first, Ginger is shy, but slowly she learns to trust Rosie. Then the farm is sold, and workers begin tearing down the buildings to put up new ones. The other cats are taken to a rescue shelter for adoption, but Ginger hides and now is all alone. Can Rosie find Ginger so she can bring the kitten home?"--Back cover.

Includes an excerpt from Anna, Banana, and the recipe for disaster.

What will Princess Grace do when the kitten she promised to care for has run away? This story gives a fresh and frilly perspective on Jesus' parable of the lost sheep.

On a bright sunny day, Thistledown Meadow is the perfect place for a nature walk. But when frisky little kitten Ginger gets stung by a bee, it's up to Dr. KittyCat to come to her rescue!

Ginger cat has everything she needs to be happy: a warm house, tasty treats, and a loving mother. But Ginger soon realizes how lucky she is when a stray kitten is found in the backyard. What will Ginger do to help the lost kitten? 32 pages of charming illustrations and a cute story that will teach your child important lessons of gratitude and compassion. Perfect for children 3-6 years old.

Rosie loves visiting the barn cats that live on the farm near her grandmother's house. Her favorite is a kitten she has named Ginger. When the farm is sold, a rescue shelter is called to collect the cats for adoption. Can Rosie find Ginger so she can bring Ginger home?

Suzanne is excited to be moving to the country, especially because it means that she will finally be able to get a pet. She chooses Boots, an orange kitten with four white paws, and the two of them become inseparable. Then Suzanne has to start at her new school. Boots tries following Suzanne to school every day. But one day, there's a downpour, and he gets lost. How will Suzanne ever be able to find him when she has no idea where he could be?