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Title: Cats on the Run
Subtitle: Tuck & Ginger
Author: Ged Gillmore
Narrator: Deborah Wiseman
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 48 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-17-17
Publisher: deGrevilo Publishing
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 8 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 8-10

Publisher's Summary:
Tuck and Ginger are two cats who get on each other's nerves. But they need to pause the claws if theyre to escape from the high-rise apartment where they are trapped. And escape they must, for their kidnappers Rodney and Janice Burringo are warty wicked witches who want to use Tuck and Gingers body parts to build the best witches cat in the world: a black Purrari.
Tuck, whos a few granules short of a litter-tray, and Ginger, a cynical street fighter gone to seed, must overcome their differences and survive a list of unlikely adventures if theyre to escape alive from the beastly Burringos and their toxic gases before its too late.

Members Reviews:
Clever, funny story for the whole family
Looking for the perfect road trip audiobook for the family? Cats on the Run might be just the thing! This is a hilarious, clever story full of tongue twisters, rhymes, witches, and cats that is fun for adults and kids, as long as no one is too bothered by potty humor, fart jokes, and cannibalistic witches. The narrator does a terrific job presenting an entertaining performance of the book.
"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."

Oh Moon, Oh Moon! A comedic ROFLMAO cat tail Tale
Any additional comments?
Ged Gillmore's Cats on the Run teamed up with nouveau narrator Deborah Wiseman (no other books are listed under her name during a search) for the funniest story, with its "in your face" ... erm "in your ear" interactive dialogues.
I usually don't care for authors talking to the readers. Had I picked up the ebook, I may have shelved it into my TBR. But Ms Wiseman talked me into curling up with my kitten and giggle.
Tuck and Ginger have an adventure of a lifetime and I certainly wouldn't want them to persuade my kitten to go out into the world! (But if he does, can I hire those two to chaperone?)
An entertaining book, with a narrator who is equally lively. The combination invites the reader to leave the world behind, laugh out loud, and talk back to answer questions (audience participation is encouraged!!).
Listen to the book.
I callenge you to not break a smile, bust a gut... or not repeat (*insert text here*) or crow Oh Moon! Oh Moon in the exact off key chords ... I bet you rewind just to hear it again!
I Love LOve LOVe LOVE LOVE this audio.
Would you listen to Cats on the Run again? Why?
It's completely on my very short list (I could count this list on one hand) I would listen to sporadically throughout the year.
Oh, yeah. To make sure no one tries to TDO you for a psychological evaluation, listen to this discreetly and while alone ... Voice inflections of the crones and your reactions throughout the book might save your sanity, but others may question it an impromptu interruption occurs.
If you can't tell; highly recommending this exaggerated performance (imagine how the Seinfeld cast or Jim Carrey 'body performs' their roles).