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Happy Birthday, Bad Kitty
Di Nick Bruel
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It's Bad Kitty's birthday, and you're invited! Bad Kitty's second illustrated novel is packed with deadpan humor, rich tidbits of cat information -- and even some suspense! Who took Kitty's presents? Why are Kitty's friends so bizzare? Readers will laugh out loud at Kitty's feline mood swings, and they'll be touched by the heartwarming visit from a surprise guest.
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Happy Birthday, Bad Kitty
Di Nick Bruel
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It's Bad Kitty's birthday, and you're invited! Bad Kitty's second illustrated novel is packed with deadpan humor, rich tidbits of cat information -- and even some suspense! Who took Kitty's presents? Why are Kitty's friends so bizzare? Readers will laugh out loud at Kitty's feline mood swings, and they'll be touched by the heartwarming visit from a surprise guest.
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Well um it's not like the rest of the bad Kitty books
The ending was so clever. Suspenseful and funny just like always.
I WAS SO HAPPY WHEN I SAW THE PHOTOS WHEN KITTY AND MAMA KITTY WERE SO CUTE <3
Silly, picture driven story about a cat and his birthday party.
This is a mildly cute, easy-to-read chapter book. Lots of illustrations throughout drive the story - that of a bad kitty having a birthday party. All his kitty friends are described, as well as their presents, the cake, the decorations, etc. I liked the other Bad Kitty books well enough, and this was pretty funny, but nothing to write home about. Good for younger kids who might be too young for the Wimpy Kid series.
This is a strange book to have ended up in the graphic novels category for the Cybils nominations as I wouldn't really, at first, have considered it a graphic novel. There are no frames or bubbles and the whole story is told by a narrator. However, the book is heavily graphically dependant and without the graphics there are many parts of the story that wouldn't make sense. Hence, I realistically (though grudgingly) can see its place as a graphic novel. I didn't like this book. It's Bad Kitty's birthday. He's so lazy he can't be bothered until he hears there are presents and cake. He has one thing he wants, a $600 super cat scratcher. Each unique guest arrives (the stinky kitty, the pretty kitty, etc.) bringing an appropriate gift but of course no $600 super cat scratcher. It's a lot of pages for a very simplistic plot, but then it's very full of illustrations. Spread through out the book are real life factual spreads about cats which seem to just pop up and while related to the story going on feel like a teacher stepped onto the scene and is giving a little lesson. I won't continue as it's not my practice to only make negative comments. Not recommended.