In "Don't Call Me Fuzzybutt!" by Susan Batori, readers are introduced to a spunky little cat named Fuzzybutt who is tired of being teased about his silly name. Determined to assert his identity, Fuzzybutt embarks on a journey to find a new name that truly reflects his personality. Along the way, he encounters various quirky animals and learns valuable lessons about self-acceptance and friendship. As Fuzzybutt navigates the challenges of finding a name that fits him, he discovers that it’s not just about what others call him, but how he sees himself that truly matters. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book has been graded for interest at 4-8 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2021 by Sleeping Bear Press .

Pat-a-Cake takes you and your child on a magical journey. From sharing the very first baby book to watching your little one read all by themselves. The adventure begins here . Ronne Randall, originally from New York, has worked in children's publishing since 1980 and has been a freelance editor and author since 1993. She has written more than 150 children's books, published on both sides of the Atlantic. She has a special interest in folklore and fairy tales, and she has an MA in Folklore from Sheffield University. She is married, with one son, and lives in Nottinghamshire, England. Susan Batori lives in Budapest, Hungary. She studied graphic design at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest. She worked as an art director at DDB Advertising Agency then she noticed that drawing hilarious characters was much more fun. Since 2012, Susan has been working as a freelance children's book illustrator. Humour is the one thing in her studio that she could not live without. Robin Newman was a practicing attorney and legal editor, but she now prefers to write about witches, mice, pigs and peacocks. She lives in New York with her husband, son, goldfish, and two spoiled English cocker spaniels, who are extremely fond of Phil, Jim, and Harry.