Publisher's Synopsis
Everyone knows dogs can be crime fighters, but what about felines? A twelve year old, Teddy, and a police detective, Ross, decide to find out.
In his book, F.A.T. C.A.T: Feline Audio Telecommunicating Criminal Apprehension Team, author David Felty introduces you to an effective--and unusual--team of crime fighters. After two years of intense observation and dedicated effort, they develop a gadget for cats to wear that let them communicate with humans. Ross, Teddy and the feline audio telecommunicating criminal apprehension team, F.A.T. C.A.T., set out to show their value as they pursue culprits in four mysteries.
F.A.T. C.A.T. also tells how Teddy deals with a potential teammate one summer as he tries to make the football team and juggles his grass-cutting jobs and keeping in touch with new neighbor, Miss Leona. You'll also discover how Teddy and his mother cope with his missing Special Forces father. But most of all, he spends his time helping to take care of the F.A.T. C.A.T. crew.
