Cartel Cats: Know Your Rights
Volume One: Cast of Characters & Lessons from Pawloma
Meet the Crew:
Barbara Sanders:
The heart of the crew. Brave, honest, and always ready to speak up for what's right—even when her voice shakes. She believes in unity, second chances, and the power of a well-timed joke.
Rico:
Quick-witted and loyal, Rico's journey is about learning that real strength comes from lifting others up, not just looking out for himself. He's proof that the bravest thing you can do is ask for help.
Sneezy Lila:
The comic relief with a sensitive side. Lila learns that sometimes, the people who challenge you most are the ones you need the most. She's always ready to turn a hard lesson into a laugh.
Mama Patch:
The wise, gentle elder. Mama Patch offers snacks, stories, and a safe place to land. She teaches that silence can hurt as much as words, and that standing up for others is how you make a difference.
Ma:
The village mother—everyone's "Ma." Her T+ hugs and open arms remind everyone that compassion isn't just for the easy days. She believes in variety, forgiveness, and the importance of holding on to those who make you better.
Mr. Grizzle:
A parent learning alongside the kids. He shows that adults don't have all the answers and that growth is a lifelong journey.
The Crew:
A mix of friends and rivals, each bringing something different to the table. Their differences are their strength, and their challenges are what keep life interesting.
Pawloma's Lessons:
Look out for each other and you'll never stand alone.
Speak up, even when your voice shakes.
Real strength is found in lifting others, not just yourself.
Don't let small things break big bonds.
The people who challenge you most are often the ones who help you grow.
Variety is the spark that keeps life moving forward.
If you can't find the good in the world, become it.
Forgiveness and understanding are stronger than anger.
When you feel unseen, remember it might just be a matter of line of sight—keep standing tall.
Kings, queens, and royalty are made by their actions, not their crowns.
Compassion means holding on to the people you need most, even on the hard days.
If you need to vent, find a safe place—sometimes writing it out helps you process and learn.
True family is built, not born.
Welcome to Pawloma—where every voice matters, every lesson is learned together, and every day is a chance to make the world a loT brighter & Smarter No more Martyrs lol!