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Flight or Fright

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Wait time: About 2 weeks
0 of 1 copy available
Wait time: About 2 weeks
Go back in time to when everyone's favorite Catstronaut, Waffles, was a kitten! Fans of Narwhal and Jelly will love this fun, cat-tastic early graphic novel series.
 
It’s time to visit Gramps and Grammers and that means Waffles, Pancake, and Mom-Cat are taking a very early flight to get to maximize the fun-times! This is the kittens’ first airplane ride and while Pancake is excited to get on board, Waffles is a little more nervous: an airplane has wings, but airplane wings don’t flap! How does it stay up in the air?
 
With a little bit of science and a whole lot of imagination, the kittens are able to understand the mechanics of flight and enjoy the ride. Come fly the feline skies!
Read more in the Waffles and Pancake series:
Planetary-Yum
Failure to Lunch
 
 
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    • Publisher's Weekly

      July 12, 2021
      In this kitten-focused spin-off of Brockington’s CatStronauts series, siblings Pancake (a tan cat in a purple rainbow shirt) and Waffles (a cream kitty sporting a yellow fish top) are eager to visit the Big City
      Science Museum. Before heading to Mom-Cat’s house, the siblings and Dad-Cat make their way through the museum’s feline-inspired exhibits, which feature saber-toothed specimens in the hall of dino-cats, 4-D hairballs with an attendant gross-out video, and a planetarium: “The ancient cats saw pictures in groups of stars.” When the end of a CatStronauts-centered space tour finds the kittens separated from Dad-Cat, they show good judgment in asking for help—then contemplate what a “FUR-EVER” museum visit would involve. Filled with humorous catchphrases (“That’s one small step for cats, one giant pounce for feline-kind”) and regular, enthusiastic meal breaks (the family stuffs food into their faces with comedic tenacity), Brockington’s anthropomorphic world is rendered in blocky shapes and bright colors. If the plot seems a little lean, a focus on fostering interests and family fun—“My favorite part was all of it,” says Dad-Cat—proves winning. Ages 6–9.

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  • OverDrive Read

Languages

  • English

Levels

  • ATOS Level:2.5
  • Interest Level:K-3(LG)
  • Text Difficulty:0-1

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