Lucie Kitty Series

Premise
Lucie Kitty follows the life and adventures of the titular protagonist car, along with her best friend Charley Doggy, and other characters like Georgie Bunny, Bertie Sheepy, and Jamie Horsey. A common theme in the book is its opinions on equalism, but most of the books focus on spelling, colors, and other fundamental skills necessary for children aged 2-5. The first book, "Life with Lucie," follows the cat through a daily routine, including a scene where she meets her friend Jamie Horsey at the local Home.

Critical Reception
The first Lucie Kitty book, "Life with Lucie," was very popular when it first came out, leading to nearly worldwide success. Since then, Lucie Kitty has made a name for itself as a bestselling children's series, especially among equalist groups, but has been criticized by technologist groups for focusing too much on past technology rather than looking towards the future. Lucie Kitty has been praised for its ability to teach children reading skills, even, notably, 100-point children.

About the Author
Emma Stringer is a secretive person, known for her refusal to come out to popular events like book releases or any of the star cat's themed events. Rumors say she lives somewhere in Virginia.