Steve Cox (2) (1961–)

Tuffy se considera un gato normal y corriente. Por eso no entiende por qué, cada vez que entra por la gatera con un animalillo en las fauces, su familia monta un drama. Mejor dicho, un dramón. ¡Pero si es un gato! ¿Qué es lo que esperan de él? No piensa cambiar, eso lo tiene claro.
Pero un día arrastra a Tambor, el conejo de los vecinos, hasta la alfombra de casa, el pánico cunde y todo se descontrola. Ahora sí que se ha metido en un buen lío… ¿Conseguirán solucionar entre todos el desastre?… (altro)

Tuffy is almost like you're average grumpy cat,who is lazy and likes to hunt things smaller than him. The first animal that Tuffy killed was a bird and he brought it to his humans as a thank-you present. His family was not too happy with him when he brought them the dead bird, but Tuffy had no feelings toward killing the poor bird. His family was so upset they had a small funeral for the bird. In Tuffy's mind he did not do any wrong, but in his humans eyes he was wrong for killing the bird. The next thing he brought to his humans was a dead mouse. Again in Tuffy's eyes he did no wrong and in his humans eyes he was wrong for killing the poor mouse. As a few days passed, Tuffy's owners were not very happy with Tuffy and he knew that so being the grumpy cat that he is, he decided to dig up the neighbor's dead rabbit and bring it to his owners. Little did his owners know, the rabbit had died a few days ago and they decided to clean the rabbit up and put him back in his cage outside. The neighbors were so shocked to see their rabbit back in its cage after they had just buried him a few days ago. Tuffy was sitting back laughing when his owners talked the neighbors about their rabbit. The lesson in this book is that Tuffys owners should have been honest with their neighbors and not try and hide what Tuffy did.… (altro)

Duffy is a cat who enjoy doing cat things. Duffy especially enjoys bringing his dead animal finds into the house. However, Tuffy's owners do not appreciate Tuffy's dead animal finds being brought into the house, especially when it is the next door neighbors rabbit. After much aggravation and doing all they can to cover up Tuffy's murderous act, his owners learn Tuffy did not kill the neighbors rabbit he simply dug up his dead body and brought him into the house. In the end the young girl defends Tuffy, knowing he could never do such a horrible thing. This fiction novel reveals the inner thoughts of a cat who seems to always find himself in trouble, even for things he has not done. In the end his owner comes to love him for who he is. The story is witty and fun, with a surprise ending.… (altro)