
In a delightfully illustrated town where whiskers rule and every alley hums with purrs, a sprightly Maltese kitten named Ban‑Ban steals the spotlight. With a quick wit, boundless energy and a penchant for mischief, he darts through rooftops and kitchen counters, turning ordinary chores into grand capers. The story invites listeners into a world where cats converse like humans, share tea at five‑o’clock, and even hold their own council meetings, all narrated with warm affection for the feline companions.
As Ban‑Ban befriends a colorful cast—from the diligent Kiku‑san to the spirited Scamp—he finds himself at the heart of the town’s bustling life. Their escapades include daring rescues, lively debates about the town’s founding, and the promise of a forthcoming election that could reshape Purrington’s future. The first act sets a charming stage, offering humor, heart, and a glimpse of the lively community that readers will eagerly follow.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (150K characters)
Series
The roses of St. Elizabeth series
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2020-10-14
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1866–1945
Raised largely at home because of poor health, she became a prolific American writer whose stories, poems, and Catholic writing were especially popular with young readers. Her work blends warm family storytelling with faith, history, and everyday moral questions.
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