
By Darcy Pattison, Nicole Standard (Illustrator)
Part of the The Kittytubers series
A kitten's quest for stardom hinges on finding the perfect kennel. Will Angel secure her future in Kittywood's competitive world?
Angel Persian, a kitten from a famous KittyTube family, faces a critical month to secure an acting contract in Kittywood. With only ten spots available, she must navigate the diverse kennels, each with its unique style and challenges. Her friends Jazz and Rudy seem poised for success, leaving Angel to explore new opportunities with unfamiliar directors. As she films videos and adapts to different environments, Angel must decide which kennel aligns with her dreams. Will she find a place to call home and achieve her starry ambitions, or will she be left without a stage?
“…Pattison’s characters delight…” Kirkus Review of Book 1THE KITTENS, THE KITTYTUBERS, Book 3 Does Angel Persian have what it takes to become a KittyTuber star? Angel Persian is struggling to find her place among the kennels of Kittywood. They have one last month to find a kennel and to work with. Each kennel can offer two contracts to kittens, just two. Angel’s beloved Majestic Kennels will likely choose her best friend Jazz, whose dress-up videos consistently ranked high on KittyTube. Their second contract will likely go to her other friend, Rudy, and his Ivory Bongo Harp Band. That leaves Angel without a home kennel for her videos. To become an actress, she must work with the Directors from the other kennels: Malachi-Glenys, Wells Brothers, Fox, and Cardinal. It’s a month of work, filming new videos in strange studios to please strange directors. Will one of these kennels become her new home?Join the kittens in this new adventure and watch as they grow up and move into new acting roles. What does the future hold for the beloved Angel Persian?
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