Toto the Tornado Kitten, written by Jonathan Hall and illustrated by Carol Ruzicka is a children's book based on the true survival story of Toto. Toto was a tiny survivor found in a tree in the aftermath of a devastating tornado that swept through Brimfield, Massachusetts on June 1,2011. Toto, who was adopted by Jonathan and his wife, has a story that will undoubtedly leave a smile on your face and warm your heart. 100% of the proceeds from "Toto's" book sales will be donated to the Animal Rescue League of Boston. Without the help of the ARL, Toto and the countless other animals they helped during the Tornado's aftermath would not have survived. The book will appeal to both children and adults alike, and provides a means for parents to discuss the effects of natural disasters on children and their environment.

At only 10 days old, Toto the Kitten was found blown up into a tree following a devastating tornado which struck the small town of Brimfield, Massachusetts. His first book was the true story of how he was rescued by a community, and eventually returned to town where he found a new home becoming a symbol of hope for all. Now, follow along on his continued true adventures as he visits all his friends in the neighborhood, just like he does in real life You will laugh as you read this special "Tail" all about where Toto goes, and the many hearts he opens along the way.

Life is full of adventures, some good and some not. Advice and a protective guide can make the journey safer, especially if one is accepting Peer pressure is powerful and not always helpful. Making wise decisions and perservering towards a goal can have great rewards.