Summary
A laugh-out-loud picture book about dogs, written from the perspective of a self-assured cat. This is another fun and sassy picture book from author/illustrator Fred Blunt. This time, he’s focusing on the age-old question: are you a cat person or a dog person? The cat telling this story is on a mission to convince us that cats are best, by pointing out that dogs stink, they slobber, and they enjoy rolling around in cow poop... But when the cat narrator meets a scary BIG CAT, a group of loyal local dogs come to the cat’s rescue. Will our cat finally accept that dogs can be clever, too?
Dogs are STUPID.
The End.
Oh. You’re still here?
Fine, I’ll prove it…

From award-winning author–illustrator Fred Blunt comes this fantastically funny, spectacularly silly picture book about everything wrong with dogs, as told by a very stubborn cat.

Are you a cat person or a dog person?

Well, this cat thinks cats are the best and dogs are the absolute worst. I mean, dogs stink, they slobber, they enjoy rolling around in cow poo... need I say more? And why are there so many types of dog, too? Hairy... scary... spotty... Scottie... the list goes on!

But when this confident cat gets a very scary surprise, guess who comes to the rescue? Will our cat finally accept that he might have been wrong about dogs all along?

With bright and hilarious illustrations, this picture book will have kids and grown-ups alike laughing out loud. And whether you’re a cat or dog lover, the heartwarming ending is sure to put a smile on your face.
Contributor Bio(s)
 
Fred Blunt is an award-winning author and illustrator. Humor has always been top of Fred’s list when it comes to drawing. Right from those early (rather unflattering) portraits of teachers, Fred knew he wanted to entertain with his work. As well as writing and illustrating his own very silly picture books, Fred has collaborated with some of the best authors of the moment, and also works in animation as a character designer. Fred lives in West Wales, with his wife, two children, and their retired Greyhound, Olive.