"Before Cat Ninja grew up and became Metro City's greatest defender, he was tiny, adorable Kitten Ninja and he battled...much tinier foes...our favorite feline hero takes on everything a kitten-size ninja has to battle on the way to his heroic destiny: a sun spot that won't stay put, an irresistible ball of yarn, and--every cat's archenemy--snow! "--

Sixteen-year-old Rue Silver, whose mother disappeared weeks ago, believes she is going crazy until she learns that the strange things she has been seeing are real, and that she is one of the faerie creatures, or Good Neighbors, that mortals cannot see.

When Sasha decides to live outside of the Clans and away from Tigerstar's evil plans, she finds that life as a wanderer is difficult as she fights for her food against the territorial cats of Twolegplace.

Rue Silver must travel deep into the faerie realm in order to rescue her mother and at the same time try and stop the faerie realm from venturing into the human world.

In the embarrassing tradition of MAD About the Fifties, MAD About the Sixities, MAD About the Seventies, MAD About the Eighties, and MAD About the Nineties comes this inevitable and shameless repackaging of the absolutely worst stuff from all five books. MAD for Decades is a ridiculous look back at a ridiculous half century that you're sure to find ridiculous -- because itwas and is.

Still on the run from the women who are hunting him, Yorick Brown--along with his monkey Ampersand, Agent 355, and Dr. Allison Mann--finds himself on the border of Paris, where Beth, his fiancée, awaits his return.