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As his family prepares for a Christmas party, Fuddles thinks all the fuss is for him. As he tries to partake of the festivities, Fuddles inadvertently ends up outside where he has an adventure in the snow.
Fuddles—the fat, pampered cat—weathers a wintry wonderland in this holiday story of merry misadventures!/b>br />
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The way Fuddles, the overly indulged feline, sees the world, it’s better to receive than give! And what better gift for Fuddles than Christmas? One winter day, he wakes up to the smells and sights of the holiday: a juicy turkey dinner, sweet gingerbread, and a tree decorated with shiny, glittering toys—all for him! But when Fuddles tries to climb the tree, his family chases him away. He runs outside to escape, smack into cold and | |  | | Fuddles
A fat, pampered, indoor cat seeks an outdoors adventure, but all goes does not go well. Fuddles discovers the real adventure is his family.
A color picture book that will delight children (and adults too!)
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Fuddles finds that his perfectly pampered life of luxury comes to a screeching halt when his family buys a new puppy, Puddles. Howling and barking? Incessant licks and ball-fetching? Will Fuddles ever find a way to cope with his new frenemy?
A pampered fat cat learns to share his domain when his family adopts a drooling, barking puppy. | |  | | Jimmy Dabble
A young farm boy rebels against his controlling parents and achieves his potential when facing overwhelming challenges.
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p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">Jimmy Dabble lives a fairly mundane life on a farm with his uber-frugal and hardworking parents. Jimmy knows he's different from his mom and dad; he talks too much, and named each and everyone of the farm animals, (including all three-dozen sheep!) and he's teaching |
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