Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends.

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends.

Rembrandt, affectionately known as Remy, is well loved and lives with his Purr-ents and his big brother, Leo, the Tabby Cat. In this inaugural story book of Rembrandt, the Tuxedo Cat, Remy comes upon an unfamiliar calico cat who has shyly seated herself on the bench in his backyard. A great mystery has presented itself with the quiet little calico cat. As Remy strikes up a conversation, the little calico cat has no meow. Remy and Callie, as he calls her, go on a quest to help her find her meow. They search his back yard and the woods behind his house. Will they find Callie's meow? And if so, where will they find it?

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends.

Rembrandt, affectionately known as Remy, is well loved and lives with his Purr-ents and his big brother, Leo, the Tabby Cat. In this sequel of The Adventures of Rembrandt, the Tuxedo Cat, Remy and Callie come upon Lucky, the Blind Dog, walking along the shrubs on the side of Remy's house. Remy can see that Lucky is disoriented. After some questions, Remy finds out that Lucky is blind and has just moved to the neighborhood. Remy is decided to help Lucky get home.

But where does Lucky live?

Which house is Lucky's?

Will Remy be able to get Lucky home before his paw-rents panic?

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends.

In this third book of the series, The Adventures of Rembrandt, the Tuxedo Cat, Remy and Sophie have been waiting for their friend Marchie, the Dairy Cow's, calf to be ready for a visit. When the day arrives for Remy and Sophie to introduce themselves to the new calf, Oreo, they come across Marchie in the pasture. As they get closer, they can see that she is not feeling well. Sophie stays with Marchie and Remy runs to the dairy farm and to get help from Alta, the Barn Cow. Remy tells Alta that something is wrong with Marchie. Alta shakes her head. She knows that Marchie is having trouble remembering to come in for milking. What will it take for Marchie to figure out her part in life on a farm and being a dairy cow?

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends.

In this 4th book of the series, The Adventures of Rembrandt, The Tuxedo Cat, Remy and Sophie decide to go to the horse pasture to see if the horses have returned. They come upon the horses laying on the ground protecting a baby bird. The bird's nest is scattered all over the pasture around them. One of the horses poked his head up to say hi and accidentally pushed the nest out along with AJay.

Will Remy, along with all the other animals, be able to get the nest back together before the mommy bird comes home?

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends.

In The Adventures of Rembrandt the Tuxedo Cat: Surprises Miss Lady on her Milestone Birthday, Remy decides he wants to surprise Miss Lady, a cantankerous Tortoiseshell Cat, for her milestone birthday with a huge party. Remy asks Sophie if she could help him plan the birthday party surprise. The funny thing is everyone thinks Miss Lady does not like surprises, she doesn't like crowds, and she doesn't really want to be celebrating her age, but is that really true?

Can Remy, along with friends and family, get Miss Lady to the birthday party? Will Miss Lady be able to handle all the animals who want to wish her well? This is the fifth book in The Adventures of Rembrandt the Tuxedo Cat series.

Reviews

Angie K.- ★★★★★ Netgalley 07/05/2022

“This cute picture book tells the story of some animal friends who work together to help A-Jay, a little bird whose nest fell out of a tree when his friend the horse, Tripp tries to say hello. The animals help A-Jay and at the end of the story A-Jay asks if one day when he is bigger he can play with the other animals. The story tells readers that we all make mistakes and moping around or getting upset wont solve them, but working together will. I like that instead of the word "said" all dialogue uses the sounds the animals would make, for example: Tripp neighed, Remy meows. I think that kids will enjoy this element of the story and it will also help them identify who is speaking, the cat definitely doesn't neigh after all!

The font is fairly accessible, it is usually black fonts on green or blue background. At times it feels like a little too much text on a page, but for the most part there are about 4-6 lines per page. The pictures are colouful and detailed and add to the comprehension of the text. This book is part of a series, which is also great because sometimes getting a struggling reader to read the sequel is much easier than starting them on a new book! I would recommend this book for parents and teachers of children in the age 4-8 range. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read and review this book!”

Amy J. - ★★★★★ Netgalley 08/25/2020

“This is a very sweet story of a cat who has lost her meow. She meets Remy, who says he will Callie find her meow. They go on an adventure to find Callie's meow.

The message of the book is that children will speak when they're ready or they need to and there's no hurry to speak. It's a very sweet book and I would absolutely buy it for a child.”

Catherine Craig - ★★★★ Netgalley 09/01/2020

“This is a children's picture book about 2 cats called Remy and Callie who become friends and Remy helps Callie to find her voice. The book has beautiful illustrations and a nice story about friends who help each other and take care of each other. It shows that it is ok not to be able to do the same as another person, such as speaking. In the book, the cat only spoke when she was ready to. This can be useful to show a child who has not yet spoken; to let them know that it is ok to speak when they feel ready to do so. I read this book with my daughter and she enjoyed it, although the book was a little bit long for her to concentrate on and it was a bit repetitive. However, it was still a good book and one that we will read together again.

Many thanks to the author, publisher and Netgalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.”

Leslie Shaip - ★★★★ Netgalley 08/22/2020

“This was a special read for me, because one of my most faithful companions ever was a Tuxedo cat named Boots. We spent nine years together,and like Rembrandt in the story, he loves to go outside and roll in the dirt. He was an alpha male, for sure.

In this cute, little picture book, Rembrandt makes a friend, a pretty calico who can’t meow, so he vows to help her go looking for it, and they have lots of adventures while on the hunt.

It’s out in October, and it had an indie feel, in the best possible way. I loved the artwork and the story. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye out for the further adventures of Rembrandt.”