Copyright Date:
2016
Edition Date:
2016
Release Date:
02/23/16
Pages:
153 pages
ISBN:
Publisher: 1-942993-43-9 Perma-Bound: 0-605-96812-8
ISBN 13:
Publisher: 978-1-942993-43-8 Perma-Bound: 978-0-605-96812-7
Dewey:
E
LCCN:
2015298700
Dimensions:
18 cm.
Subject Heading:
Kittens. Comic books, strips, etc. Juvenile fiction.
Cat owners. Comic books, strips, etc. Juvenile fiction.
Human-animal relationships. Comic books, strips, etc. Juvenile fiction.
Kittens. Comic books, strips, etc. Fiction.
Cat owners. Comic books, strips, etc. Fiction.
Human-animal relationships. Comic books, strips, etc. Fiction.
Language:
English
Reviews:
School Library Journal
(Sun May 01 00:00:00 CDT 2016)
Gr 3 Up-Hilarity ensues when an affectionate cat owner and her adorable cat reminisce about the feline's kitten days. Readers will be thoroughly charmed by watching FukuFuku's antics, told through a variety of sketches. The owner, a sweet woman, just wants to befriend her kitten. FukuFuku, on the other hand, is initially terrified by her owner's attention. She slowly relaxes, flourishing in her new environment while discovering how wonderful it is to have an owner, especially when it is time for belly rubs. Readers will be delighted by this new series. Fans of the author's Chi's Sweet Home will appreciate the warm, sweet tone. The cute black-and-white illustrations are the focal point of each page. Konami draws exquisite, detailed expressions on both kitten and human. The spare sentences will engage struggling readers, while helping develop abstract thinking and story sequencing. VERDICT Readers and pet owners will find this slice-of-life novel endearing. Offer this one to fans of Ashley Spires's Binky the Space Cat , Nick Bruel's "Bad Kitty" books, Patrick Jennings's Hissy Fitz , and Kiyohiko Azuma Yostuba&! Jessica Bratt, Grand Rapids Public Library, Grand Rapids, MI
The New York Times bestselling cartoonist Konami Kanata returns with another delightful collection of all-ages cat comics that feature the feline superstar FukuFuku.
A stray kitten, FukuFuku has been adopted into the home of a widowed grandmother, and the two develop a close relationship--all told from the kitten's point of view. Related in eighteen scenarios as a flashback to the kittenhood days of the now-adult FukuFuku, these vignettes will charm readers young and old as they watch this fun-loving, trouble-making feline grow into a lazy and almost cynical pet, but one that expresses its love and devotion as only a pampered house cat can.