In his second book, Mr. O's Book: Part 2, Mr. O is REALLY looking forward to "Hall-O-ween" and the "O-lympics." After all, he thinks they were named for him In "Hall-O-ween," Mr. O, also called Orange, decides to win the election to become president of his town. His loyal and supportive team works day and night to make sure that O will get the power and authority into his paws. But Mr. O is too lazy to get involved in the campaign himself, and that's when problems begin. How is this master of diplomacy and the greatest manipulator ever going to handle the situation? Mr. O also faces family problems on the big night for trick or treating. His wife expects him to watch their sons on Halloween. The task turns out to be very challenging. Is Mr. O able to use his persuasive methods to win over the evening? In "O-lympics," Mr. O wants to please his cat community, so he decides to organize an "O-lympics" competition. Mr. O's crew once again works like a dog to find the best athletes and create an interesting program. Is Mr. O going to compete and try to win the gold medals? And what about his sportsmanship? Can he handle losing? Born in Warsaw, Poland, Iza Rozbicka graduated college in France and later lived in Bergenfield, New Jersey. A few years ago, she moved back to Europe. Her family includes husband Robert, son John, four cats named Orange, Jimmy, Timmy, and Zizou, and Tommy the dog. Buddhist philosophy has long been her way of life. Working as a volunteer, she believes helping animals is one of life's most important activities. Publisher's website: http: //sbpra.com/IzaRozbicka/