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Ninja Kitties Fried Eggs and the Red Gem: Drago Discovers the Importance of Teamwork | Kayomi Harai, Rob Hudnut

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Kids will love this exciting new graphic novel for children! In this Ninja Kitties story, children will learn about the power of teamwork! One morning, Prince Drago is feeling frustrated and unappreciated by his royal siblings. When he later gets word the Fang Gang has stolen Farmer Fluff's eggs that Baker Baku needs to bake the Queen's birthday cake, he decides to handle the problem himself without any help. After confronting the Fang Gang using up all the stolen eggs to cook for themselves, Drago quickly learns he shouldn't have come alone. Will any of the other Ninja Kitties realize Drago needs help? Will the Fang Gang eat all the eggs and ruin the Queen's birthday cake? Read and find out!

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Ninja Kitties Fried Eggs and the Red Gem: Drago Discovers the Importance of Teamwork | Kayomi Harai, Rob Hudnut

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2 ⭐ I fully understand why kids like these books. And I will go on letting them like them. They don‘t have the staying power that people are going to be able to quote in 20 years. Not my type of thing and not my type of book but to each of their own.

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