Marshmallow Pie The Cat Superstar 4 Books Collection Set by Clara Vulliamy - Ages 5-8 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Marshmallow Pie The Cat Superstar: Book 1. Marshmallow Pie The Cat Superstar On TV: Book 2. Marshmallow Pie The Cat Superstar in Hollywood: Book 3. Marshmallow Pie The Cat Superstar On Stage: Book 4. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books. Age Range: 5-8 years (approximate; please see note below). Overview. Meet Marshmallow Marmaduke Vanilla-Bean Sugar-Pie Fluffington-Fitz-Noodle — "Pie" for short — a big, fluffy and gloriously self-important house cat who believes the world revolves around him. Across four laugh-out-loud paperback instalments, Clara Vulliamy follows Pie from sleepy suburban life to television stardom, a Hollywood adventure and finally the stage. Told in Pie's hilariously vain narration and illustrated throughout in charming black-and-white artwork, this collection is a brilliant introduction to chapter-book reading for young animal lovers and emerging readers alike.. About the Book(s). Book 1 introduces Pie's pampered world of sunshine naps and Shrimp Crunchies, disrupted by his rivalry with Buster the dog next door. When neighbour Amelia Lime decides Pie has star quality, comic misunderstandings set the tone for the series. In Book 2, Pie gets his TV break, only to find his spotlight threatened by cheeky kitten Gingernut, a story that gently explores sharing and jealousy. Book 3 whisks Pie off to Hollywood, where glamorous hotels and a famous new friend, Madison, turn his head, before he learns that real friendship matters more than fame. The concluding Book 4 raises the stakes as Pie must share a live stage with arch-rival Buster, weaving a light mystery through a story about trust and teamwork. Together the four books form a warm, witty series capturing friendship, jealousy, ambition and loyalty, all filtered through the endearingly pompous voice of a much-loved fictional cat. Clara Vulliamy's expressive line drawings appear on almost every page, making these paperbacks esp