
In this hilarious and poignant installment of the Bad Kitty series, Kitty's world is turned upside down when her human family decides to foster numerous displaced kittens. Kitty, known for her grumpy demeanor, struggles immensely with sharing her home, food, and possessions, leading to many comical and relatable moments. This graphic novel is perfect for children aged 8-12, particularly those navigating the arrival of a new sibling, foster children, or learning about empathy and generosity. It offers a lighthearted yet meaningful exploration of big feelings like jealousy and frustration, ultimately highlighting the importance of kindness and adaptation.
Bad Kitty has a visit from some young feline frenemies in this twelfth installment of the New York Times bestselling chapter book series. There's terrible news in the neighborhood next to Kitty's! A conflict there is growing worse and worse. It started as an argument and has now turned into a full-fledged fight. Worst of all: The cat shelter has been destroyed. Kitty's family decides it's time to do something to help. They have an idea to foster as many displaced kittens as possible. Kitty won't mind, right? Well . . . not exactly. Kitty does seem to mind. She minds A LOT. Will our favorite bad-tempered friend learn to share her space, her food, and **GASP!** her toys? Find out in Bad Kitty: Kitten Trouble, this hilarious and poignant addition to the Bad Kitty series from bestselling author and illustrator Nick Bruel.