Dewey the Three-Legged Cat

Meet Dewey - the three-legged cat with a heart full of adventure and a nose for mischief!

Dewey doesn't let a missing leg slow him down one bit. With his little bob tail and a twinkle in his eye, he climbs trees, outsmarts dogs, stalks blue jays, plays hide-and-seek, and finds fun wherever he goes. Full of spunk and cleverness, Dewey shows that life is meant to be chased, pounced on, and thoroughly enjoyed - no matter what. His unstoppable spirit and playful antics will leave readers laughing, cheering, and maybe even meowing along.

Author: Nancy Brayton-John
Publisher: Morgan Pierce Media & Publishing
Published: 07/13/2026
Pages: 56
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.72lbs
Size: 8.00h x 8.00w x 0.31d
ISBN: 9798995691211
Audience: Ages 4-8

About the Author
Brayton-John, Nancy: - Nancy Brayton-John grew up Esca1on, CA, a small farming town in the Central Valley. She returned there after attending college at Humboldt State University and married her high school sweetheart. She taught elementary school for 38 years and raised her three children on the farm where she still lives with her husband.She enjoyed using literature in the classroom to provide students with new perspectives on familiar situations. Her students loved hearing her tell stories about a three-legged cat named Dewey that she grew up with as a child. They connected with the mischievous gray cat that never let his "three-legged life" get him down.Upon retiring from teaching, her dream was to share her stories about Dewey with children, encouraging them to celebrate their differences and inspire them to participate fully in life, regardless of their circumstances. She hopes Dewey's adventures entertain them and that they grow to love him for his indomitable spirit.Lombardo, Ace: - "Ace Lombardo is a digital illustrator whose work primarily focuses on semi-realistic fantasy art. Her passion for art began in childhood, encouraged and nurtured by family and friends who recognized her talent early on. One especially meaningful moment came when Ace's uncle chose one of her drawings as the design for a tattoo, reinforcing the idea that art could become something far greater than just a hobby.From that point forward, Ace pursued creativity in every form possible. She experimented with a variety of artistic mediums, served as president of her high school art club, and sold several paintings to help support and grow her passion for art.Ace collaborated closely with her grandmother, Nancy Brayton-John, to help bring the story of Dewey to life. When presented with the opportunity to join the project, Ace embraced it as both a meaningful experience and a creative challenge that pushed her beyond her usual artistic comfort zone. She also connected deeply with the story's message - that it is possible to live a joyful, fulfilling life despite difficult circumstances."