Little Audrey #10

Audrey pretends to be a cat to avoid going to dancing class, mimicking her kitten Boodle’s every move with exaggerated flair. Her mother, suspicious but amused, slowly pieces together the ruse, leaving Audrey scrambling to maintain her feline disguise before being caught.

In "Making the Grade," Little Audrey is determined to earn an A on her report card to win a trip to the carnival, so she tries to impress her teacher with apples, a cactus plant, and even a goat—only to face one mishap after another. With her father’s help, she attempts to make up for her poor grades by taking on extra responsibilities, but her well-intentioned efforts lead to more chaos than progress. As the school day unfolds, Audrey’s mix of over-the-top schemes and genuine care for her assignments keep her on a wild, hopeful path toward redemption.

In a lighthearted tale of self-acceptance, Little Audrey tries to win over Patches by imitating the polished, doll-playing lifestyle of her idol, Peggy O'Malley, only to find her true self—and her beloved toad—more appreciated than any pretense. Patches, surprised by her change of heart, ends up admiring her for exactly who she is, proving that being genuine is the real success.

Audrey and Patches launch a scheme to win a new bike by entering the Super-Soap Contest, collecting wrappers through an intense soap-bathing spree and selling tickets to a fake television show. As they wait for their prize, Audrey’s determination is tested when the package arrives—only to reveal a 20-volume encyclopedia, leaving her and Patches scrambling for another way to claim their dream bike.