To know Puss Junior is to love him forever. That's the way all the young people feel about this young, adventurous cat, son of a famous father.

In 'The Adventures of Puss in Boots, Jr', David Cory presents an enchanting retelling of the classic fairy tale character, Puss in Boots, in a delightful and fresh literary style. The book is a mix of adventure, humor, and wit, making it an engaging read for both children and adults. Cory's writing captures the essence of the original tale while adding a modern twist, making it a must-read for fans of folklore and fairy tales. The book's lively narrative and vibrant characters bring a sense of nostalgia while introducing new elements to keep readers hooked till the end. This book serves as a wonderful addition to the tradition of children's literature, offering a timeless story with a contemporary flair. David Cory, known for his imaginative storytelling and creative approach to classic tales, brings his expertise to 'The Adventures of Puss in Boots, Jr'. With a background in literature and a passion for fairy tales, Cory's unique reimagination of this beloved character showcases his dedication to preserving and reinventing timeless stories for a new generation of readers. For anyone who enjoys whimsical adventures with a touch of magic, 'The Adventures of Puss in Boots, Jr' by David Cory is a must-read. Cory's skillful storytelling and captivating narrative make this book a delightful and entertaining choice for readers of all ages, offering a charming twist on a beloved classic that is sure to enchant and captivate audiences.

As Puss, Jr. travels through New Mother Goose Land to meet his father, he meets new people and has several adventures. All along the way, a little bird preceded him, singing verse to introduce the next character that Puss, Jr. will meet. The road to the Castle of the Lord of Carabas is difficult, for, as Mrs. Tittle Mouse explains, "New Mother Goose Country ... does not offer to us animals the loving care which we received from der Old Mother Goose." Tom Thumb, Jack (who planted the beanstalk), and others tell stories about their adventures. The hen that laid the golden eggs told her side of the story. Puss sat with the Fairy Godmother while Cinderella went to the ball. Mother Goose and her Gander stopped in on their way home, and give Puss, Jr. a ride since her house is on the way to the Castle. They took side trips to visit the Man in the Moon, and other familiar friends. Alas, by the end of the adventures in this book Puss, Jr. has not yet found his father, but perhaps they will meet in the next book.