Two Cats and a Baby is the fourth book of the Stick Cat book series, written by Tom Watson. At the beginning, the reader learns that Goose and Tiffany get married, move into an apartment together and have a baby, named Millie. Edith is initially jealous of the baby because she takes up the humans' attention and cries a lot at night. Tiffany’s mom, Grandma, then comes into the house to babysit when Goose and Tiffany leave. She was initially Edith’s favorite, but when she focused more on Millie, Edith stopped liking her. At one point, Grandma puts Millie down and uses the bathroom, but the doorknob breaks and she is stuck inside. Millie starts crying, and Stick Cat knows he must help Grandma escape before Goose and Tiffany come home, so she can take care of the baby, and the parents don’t deem her irresponsible. When all is lost, Stick Cat decides to use the strangest tools available to help her. Can he help Grandma escape the bathroom and come back to Millie, or will she be banned by her kids from ever babysitting again?
I loved this book and how it connected to the previous book, as well as mentioning a series of events that happened in one of the Stick Dog books. It was interesting to read how they now moved in, so Stick Cat has a completely different food experience, now eating luxury instead of plastic bag cat food. It was funny to read how Edith’s opinions of everyone change quickly, like with Grandma and Millie. Because of all this, I give this book a five out of five.