Miss Lily loves rescuing cats and collecting treasures, unfortunately her heart is bigger than her home. She can’t keep up with everything she cares for and the Wobbilty Bobbilty House is about to burst!

Can there really be too much of a good thing? As the hilarious ending shows, Miss Lily’s Wobbilty Bobbilty House can’t contain all the love she has to give, but the world can.

A heart-warming, funny story about what happens when collecting gets out of control and how the best things in life aren’t things. Miss Lily illustrates the chaos of clutter and how tidying and sharing contribute to well-being reflected in the vibrant community she creates dedicated to pet rescue and adoption.

Topics:

Pet rescue Pet adoption Responsibilites of caring for cats and dogs Mental health Clutter / Hoarding Veterinary care Sharing with others

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Get ready to have some fun with Miss Lily as she zips about town on her speedy motorbike collecting all her favorite things -toys, games, dolls, crafts and cats… lots and lots of homeless cats! Soon her wobbilty bobbilty house is filled chock-a-block to the top. But that doesn’t stop Miss Lily. She keeps bringing home more stray cats and kittens everyday until her house is about to burst! But when cat-astrophy strikes, Miss Lily realizes she can’t keep all her darling kitties. Determined to find a happy home for every cat, Miss Lily opens a cat Cat-fe (cafe) where friends and neighbors find coffee, books and just the right furry, purry friend to adopt.

Written with spirit and humor, Jenn Preston Chushcoff has created a kindhearted, quirky heroine with the best of intentions that readers of all ages with adore. Irene Silvino’s animated illustrations give personality and charm to each cat and kitten in the book, and there are lots.

You’ll find yourself reading this treasure of a book over and over again. Marcia K. Vaughan, former school librarian and award-winning author of over 85 books, including the classic children’s story, Wombat Stew.