About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is obsessed with viral videos, dreams of internet fame, or is starting to navigate the complex world of social media and public perception. While the Bad Kitty series is known for its slapstick humor, this installment serves as a modern entry point for discussing what it means to be 'famous' and the reality behind the screen. It is perfect for children who are beginning to experiment with digital creativity but may not yet understand the permanence of an online presence. Through the lens of Kitty's accidental stardom, the story explores themes of embarrassment, identity, and the difference between public personas and private reality. The graphic novel format makes it highly accessible for reluctant readers, while the full-color illustrations and fast-paced energy keep younger elementary students engaged. It provides a safe, humorous space to talk about digital footprints and the importance of being yourself, even when the 'cameras' are rolling.
