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Keith the Chihuahua loathes the glittery bows and ridiculous outfits Mama dresses him in. Carted around in her most sparkly pet carry-bag and teased by his feline sister Queenie, he plots revenge. His clever plan backfires, however, leaving the feuding siblings hilariously stuck together - too close for comfort.
This is s a hilarious rhyming tale about rivalry, pride, and unexpected closeness. It is the second book in a series about Keith and Queenie.
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