Hi guys, Phoebe here, I have been allowed to host the Middle-Earth Monday Book Review ‘Buster’s Winter Folly’ as I am the youngest in the family. {Affiliate Link}
Buster’s Winter Folly
Kristin Schumacher had a dream of paying tribute to her cat Buster, who has quite a story. His origins inspired Buster’s Winter Folly and we wanted to support this campaign from the start. We were delighted when Kristin Schumacher’s Kickstarter campaign achieved its goal.
- Kristin says “It’s a story about how to take care of pets, without lecturing, a story about how to find a lost pet, and a story from Buster’s prospective about bullying and learning a lesson about going out without a guardian, or a friend, or identification or telling someone“
“He came to me after I had rescued 15 cats from the Katrina disaster and found them foster homes. I had worked in rescue in different capacities but this took its toll on me and I stepped back from rescue for a bit. Then Buster’s photo came across my desk. Weighing in at 4 lbs, missing a front canine, a broken tail, bad hips like he had been hit by a car or kicked, he looked in worse shape than any of the Katrina cats that came to Vancouver. AND HE LIVED IN THE STREETS OF VANCOUVER AND NO ONE CARED.”
![Buster's Winter Folly [Drawings Jeffery Austin Gibson]](https://dashkitten.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/SAM_4767.jpg)
Reivew of Buster’s Winter Folly
‘Buster’s Winter Folly’ is a lovely story, full of bright and engaging illustrations. Its soft cover makes it portable, and it is perfect for reading together with youngsters, or a grown up needing that happy ending. There is much for kids and their adults to think about; there is tension; Buster is discovered abandoned 🙁 then he finds a home. There is worry; he gets lost then he gets found again. We think that the vibrant images of Jeffery Austin Gibson delight the eye and Kristin’s story makes this a real paw turner.
Phoebe Kitten
Book Reviewer
sounds like a lovely book! I subscribe to your blog via email
This adorable book looks just delightful and we would love to win a copy. Just signed up for your newsletter too!
This sweet book sounds just delightful and we would love to win a copy! We signed up for your mailing list too 🙂
This looks like delightful book, and we would like to enter. We also subscribed to the newsletter. XO, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
Sounds like a great kids book – I’ll need to keep this on my Christmas list for the nieces and nephews.
Sounds like a great book & we’d love to win! Lucky & @wildeoscarcat & Samantha all were rescued from the streets too. !
ello aunty *hugs* plees entah mee fur th luffly book draw.. i haf downated on nipclub in orgust nd is on yur mailin list 🙂
*waves*
Sounds lovly ….great prize…I was a Spookyshoerty donor
I shared on Twitter and FB…very special book sweet Phoebe
Great review, this book looks like a book to read ! Purrs
oh i would love to read this book 🙂
That looks like a great book!
What a great review of what sounds like a super great book!
Purrs,
Nissy
This would be a wonderful book for our READ sessions at the library.
Also on mailing list.
Mummy will be crying her eyes out with love!
That book and Buster sound very special!
This sounds like a good book. And we like Buster in his sweater.
Oh, this sounds like a lovely book!
I would like to enter, it sounds like a great book. I am also on your mailing list. Thank you.
It sounds wonderpurr and we want to enter!!
Sounds like a pawsome book. I’d love to enter.
What a fantastic sounding book! And what a great idea for a prize! Someone will be very lucky to get that book and love it for years and years to come!
Dear Phoebe, That is a wonderful review of what sounds like a terrific book, especially since it is a book about CATS. I would love to enter your Give-Away Raffle. So this is my comment, =^..^=
We are on your mailing list, 🙂 We have donated to #NipClub for August, and have done so for SpookyShorty in the past.
So we have #PawsCrossed to have such a wonderful book about Buster on our bookshelf. Of course there still has to be room for me to lay on the shelf.