A Forever Home for Fluffy

By Linda Chapman and Sophy Williams

Grace and Jack have a plan - to find purrfect homes for purrfect pets!
Nine-year-old twins Grace and Jack run the Forever Homes rehoming service. Whether it's a cheeky puppy or a shy kitten, they're determined to pair every animal with their perfect person - and have lots of adventures along the way!
Fluffy is a sweet little kitten with beautiful fur. She loves being pampered! But she has a hidden talent. Can the twins find someone who'll spoil her - AND admire her skills?
Fans of Zoe's Rescue Zoo and Holly Webb will love Forever Homes! Beautifully illustrated throughout by Sophy Williams, Forever Homes is the ideal series for animal-mad readers aged 5+.
Have you read the other Forever Homes stories?
A Forever Home for Tilly
A Forever Home for Pip
A Forever Home for Luna
And look out for:
A Forever Home for Bella
A Forever Home for Tiger

• Language: English
• Publisher: Nosy Crow Ltd
• Release date: Apr 1, 2021
• ISBN: 9781788007986

Linda Chapman

Linda Chapman and Steve Cole are both bestselling authors in their native England; between them, they have written more than a hundred books for children. Be a Genie in Six Easy Steps was their first collaboration. Linda's books include the series My Secret Unicorn, Unicorn School, Stardust, and Not Quite a Mermaid, while Steve has created the Astrosaurs and Cows in Action series as well as Thieves Like Us and Z. Rex for older readers.

Book preview

To Angel.

A real angel pony.

Ears pricked, eyes sparkling,

you’re galloping with

the unicorns now.

Slow down, Lolly! It’s not a race, giggled Grace as the poodle she was walking pulled on her harness. She held the lead firmly until Lolly walked nicely at her side.

Coco can’t wait to get to the park either, said Jack, who was walking a brown-and-white spaniel. Look at her ears. She’s going so fast it’s making them flap.

Grace grinned. They look like wings. Are you trying to fly, Coco?

It was the first day of the May half-term and nine-year-old twins Grace and Jack Taylor were helping out at Top Dog, their mother’s doggy day care and boarding business.

Lucky for me that you’re not busy today, said Mum, who was walking four other dogs. This is the busiest week I’ve had in ages. I think the whole town has gone on holiday together.

Not old Mr Grumpy Pants, said Grace, nodding at an elderly gentleman standing in the large garden of a bungalow a few doors down from the Taylors. The garden wrapped all the way around the front and sides of the building. There was a shed on the left-hand side of it and a path on the right which led to the front door. The flower beds were full of colourful roses and the lawn was mown in neat stripes. The man was inspecting it. Look at the way he’s scowling at the grass, Grace went on. I bet he’s telling it off for not growing in a straight line!

I like Mr Gregory’s garden, said Jack as Coco and Lolly pulled them towards the hedge. It’s really tidy and the stripy grass is fun. And look at the bird table over there. It’s full of tasty bird snacks. See the robin? It’s loving those seeds! He pushed his dark hair out of his eyes.

The robin flew up from the bird table. Mr Gregory spun round and spotted the twins. Keep those dogs away from my garden! he ordered crossly.

They’re scaring the birds.