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Author and Illustrator: David Wiesner
Published: October 1, 2013
Genre: Fiction
Awards: Caldecott Award Book
This is a story that is all about a cat who discovers a tiny spaceship. He believes at first it is just a toy but he soon realizes that it is filled with aliens! The spaceship is broken and they cannot get home but along comes an unlikely helper- an ant who knows how to save the day!

Title: Mr Wuffles!
Author: David Wiesner
Illustrator: David Wiesner
Published: October 1, 2013
Genre: fiction
Awards: Caldecott Award Book
Summary: This is a funny story about a cat and aliens. the cat is playing with what he thinks is a toy but really is a spaceship. when he is playing with the ship he accidentally breaks it and they can not get home. an ant comes along and saves the day.

Mr. Wuffles! was written and illustrated by David Wiesner. This book was published in 2013 and won the Caldecott Medal. This book is a fictional graphic novel and is about a cat who discovers a spaceship full of tiny aliens in his house.

Just another picture of my “Mr Wuffles” since he was very much loved on my official review post 😂🐱

This very imaginative Caldecott Award Winning SF text is a near wordless picture book that follows a stubborn cat not wanting to play with kitty toys but is more interested in playing with little spaceships and aliens. A good teaching strategy paired well with this book is an AS!

He may look cute and furry... but boy is he one feisty fella! This SF Caldecott award winning picture book by David Wiesner has few words.. but a lot to show! This book is about a cat who is mesmerized by a spaceship toy full of real aliens, but with Mr. Wuffles aggressive playing.. those aliens are in quite some danger. This books makes a great IR for students. #ucflae3414su20

Mr Wuffles! is an SF picture book written and illustrated by David Wiesner. It is a Caldecott honors book with very few words. Mr Wuffles! is about a cat who is very picky about his toys and ignores most of the ones his owner gets for him. One day, he finds the perfect toy that turns out to not be a cat toy at all. I would like to do an AS on David Wiesner and compare his literature. He would be a great study on SF books and wordless books as well

Mr Wuffles is a SF, Caldecott honor book written and illustrated by David Wiesner. This book tells the tale of a cat, Mr Wuffles, and his interaction with aliens who come into his house. This book is very good at helping kids infer and imagine what characters are going to do or say because there are very few words in this book.

#chillingcoverchallenge Day 4 - Black Cat. David Wiesner is a brilliant story teller. The tagged book is wordless and chronicles the adventures of a cat who is attempting to catch a group of miniature aliens in his house. The illustrations are priceless and every cat lover will recognize their own Mr. Wuffles on the pages.

“What is so interesting over there Mr. Wuffles”

The illustrations in this book was my favorite part.

This was such a cute book for children. There are barely any words but the kids can look at the illustrations to come up with the story in their heads and I think this is awesome. It had such a cute storyline behind it.

This is my favorite picture out of the book because you don‘t notice the cat at first

I like the size difference of the cat and the space ship! They make it very evident of the size difference which I think makes the book entertaining

Not sure about this book! It was hard for me to follow what was going on since there was no words!

“What‘s so interesting Mr. Wuffles?”

I enjoyed the language that the aliens spoke in. I found it very amusing.

This book was not what I was expecting based of the cover. Inside the story provides a numerous take on the life of a house-cat. I found this book very amusing and in fact another one of my favorites I have read so far.

A comic book style, picture book with only “alien” words. Shows the cat deciding it likes a toy with aliens in it. Not sure what the take away is

Mr. Wuffles! by David Wiesner published in 2013 won the Caldecott award. I was very iffy on this book, there was very few real words and I am not a fan of comic book style books which this was. I didn‘t fully get the message either ei h confused me.

I don‘t think I would read this book out loud to my class but I may use it has a group activity and let the students come up with their own dialogue. The students could express what they think is going on based on the pictures.

Mr. Wuffles by David Wiesner, 2013. Caldecott Award Winning. I was disappointed in this book. I am not sure what I was expecting but I was surprised when I was flipping through the pages. There were little to no words in the book and the cat looked mean.

“Hey, Mr. Wuffles- Blast Off!”

I don‘t believe I will be reading this to my class because it is not intellectually stimulating and does not meet the expectations that I would like!

“Mr. Wuffles!” was written by David Wiesner in 2013 and also received a Caldecott award. Overall, this book did not reach my expectations. The pictures were very good but the lack of words made me not enjoy it as much as I wanted too! I don‘t believe I‘ll be bringing this into my classroom.

The aliens celebrating the creation of the new piece for their space ship! Now time to escape Mr.Wuffles...

Sneaky aliens plotting their escape from the attentive cat as the lady bug swoops in to save them!!

This book is for the self reader. Author David Weisner received a Caldecott Medal for his 2013 book. This story allows tryout mind to make up what the characters may be saying. The stealthy cat is picky as to why he only likes certain toys, and his owners may never understand. This graphic novel type story has amazing illustrations that follow.

This book is adorable! Mostly without words, the illustrations play out like a comic with panels and dialogue bubbles (usually with an imagined language). I love the cross-species collaboration and the nod to Lascaux style cave paintings. Now I'm looking for everything else this author has done 😍 #babyreads #mommyreads #picturebooks

Cute kids story to fill the #withnowords and #withanonhumanmaincharacter prompts. #maymadness #mayscavengerhunt

I think younger students might really like this book because it revolves around an animal and they seem to really enjoy books like that.

Caldecott
Mr. Wuffles ignores every tool he has! He‘s very very picky. He soon finds something he loves to play with.

What's so interesting mr. Wuffles

I liked how the aliens found a way out of the house just in time and right before the cat could get them.

Caldecott and was written in 2013. This book is definitely a different book. The book begins with mr. Wuffles playing with one toy then going to a toy that looks like a UFO. The aliens inside were panicking because the cat started to play with the UFO. The aliens started to run for ut but the cat continued to go after them. The aliens then met the ants who talked to them about the cat. At the end the aliens are thrown out the window to escape.

published 2013. This book is another book that looks a lot different than other. This book has no words. there are aliens in this book like use “alien language”

No words to quote so I just snapped a picture.

The mini aliens are the coolest in my personal opinion.

Clarion books, 2013
Mr. Wuffles only uses pictures to tell it's story about aliens and cats that is for sure going to grab the interest of kids and their imagination.

The aliens drawing pictures of the cats on the wall is super cute.

Mr. Waffles is a book that all children will enjoy. The pictures in this story are interesting and will keep children wanting to read this book.