Meow Means Mischief
Meow Means Mischief by Ann Whitehead Nagda, published by Scholastic Inc. on August 10, 2015, is an engaging children’s fiction book that explores themes of identity, family, and change. This edition, written in English and spanning 92 pages, presents a charming story about a young girl named Rana who encounters a kitten named Tiger just as her family is adjusting to a new home and preparing for a visit from her grandparents.
In this delightful tale, readers will find a narrative that highlights the challenges of adapting to new circumstances while seeking companionship. As Rana navigates her feelings of loneliness in a new school, she discovers a kindred spirit in Tiger, whose playful antics bring both joy and chaos to her life. The story captures the essence of family dynamics and the complexities of welcoming a pet into a busy household, making it a relatable read for children and families alike.
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From the author and illustrator of the well-received DEAR WHISKERS, this sweet, funny companion piece deals with identity, family, and change.
It’s a purrfect match . . . almost! When Tiger comes meowing at the doorstep, he steals Rana’s heart. Unfortunately, her family isn’t as excited. They’ve just moved into a new house, Rana’s parents are leaving on vacation, and her grandparents are coming all the way from India to visit. There’s no time to take care of a playful pet, especially one whose pesky paws are everywhere — including her sister’s fishbowl! But the kitten looks as lonely as Rana feels in her new school. Both of them could use a friend. Has Tiger caused too much mischief? Or will Rana’s parents let him stay?
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