Adventures of Button Broken Tail Book II

Adventures of Button Broken Tail Book II Failure is a bitter pill for anyone, particularly so for the very young as Buttons experienced it in Mommy Kitty, Book I.Now groomed and self-assured, Buttons faces an unforgiving foe and finds failure awaiting the moment she crosses the line into the Dog Show ring with the final leg of her obedience championship waiting, but not to be hers. But failure will not be allowed by her many friends even as she sulks and bewails her failure, for they have other plans which means work, more work, frustration upon frustration and utter fatigue as each training session ends. Read how the The Dog Show comes to a crashing and near disastrous finale as Buttons must one again meet the Judge with her boy at her side in center ring. Buttons's unpredicable and very needle sharp teeth prove more than the vicious Hunter can handle when he, his dull-witted partner, and three experienced and murderous hounds begin to attack Ssserek who has finally been cornered in a heavily thicketed portion of the forest. In The Great Storm Button goes from muddy to muddier as Sara once again appears to save what she can of the forest. Nonetheless, it is an ignoble ending for our irrepressible heroin. The stink raised by the actions of the trapper, a killer of many innocent animals, is brought to its conclusion through the actions of Buttons and Sally with the help of numerous small creatures and the wisdom of Mother Coyote. Her son, Three toed Tolly, survives his inquistiveness, and youthful brashness. Mother Coyote holds her tongue as Scottie and Beagle aid the trapper despite his terrible behavior. Only time has the answer. Delph finally meets his nemesis and wreaks havoc on the Sideshow Man's belongings, freeing many helpless creatures in the meantime. If there is sadness, there is also joy which ends in Elmer the Saint Bernard's swimming pool where a harsh and cruel day is finally brought under control in the cool waters and early evening of a long day. In Straw, a lonely stand of corn evokes a Shakespearean-like setting in which Buttons and Sally josh one another before leaving for dinner and ending this brief interlude with a joke within a joke. A new and beautiful world opens for Ssserek when his winter's hibernation is rudely interrupted by a cocky and busy Buttons who is abetted by a neighborly but inept and not-too-bright but always effervescent Springer spaniel. Imagine if you will awken to a world which you have never seen or experienced. Inherent dangers lurk with Ssserek's own body as his mind is busily absorbing all that lies before him. The goodwill of Buttons is dangerous, but in her rush to please, has she endangered her greatest friend? Poik . . . poikil . . ah nuts. Read and find out.