
A curious kitten named Puss‑in‑Boots Jr. sets out across Mother Goose country on his faithful Good Gray Horse, where a sparkling diamond appears in his pocket after a chance encounter with a tiny spider. The find soon draws the attention of a mischievous dwarf who fastens magical wings to the horse’s shoes, promising a trade for the gem. With a sudden flutter, the horse soars over a towering hill, only to land again with its wings transformed into silky hair.
The adventure continues as the pair stops at a cozy inn, where a singing bird and a kindly innkeeper’s wife add a touch of charm. Later, an eccentric old man with a pipe that puffs out colorful pigeons joins their path, hinting at the many wonders hidden in this whimsical world. Just as night falls and the forest grows quiet, a petite fairy appears, demanding Puss’s attention and promising yet more unexpected encounters.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (114K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2010-06-24
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1872–1966
Best remembered for lively children's stories about Little Jack Rabbit and other animal characters, this American writer published a long run of playful, early 20th-century books for young readers. He also worked in radio, a fitting match for a storyteller with a knack for entertaining audiences.
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