Katakana Literary Work

This is a little manga I made.  It's a glimpse into the difficult life of a cat.  It reads from top to bottom, left to right.  I realize Japanese manga is from right to left, but I had to adjust it since I had two more frames that couldn't fit.  Sorry for the discrepancy.  I use Katakana for the title and the cat's name, as a sort of comic emphasis, though we do typically write as たぬたぬ.  Her name is Tanu Tanu, because her orange stripe on her  face resembles a Tanuki, the Japanese raccoon dog.

In this short adventure, Tanu is hungry and sees a small mouse near her food dish.  As she readies to attack the mouse, she shuffle her hind legs フリフリ.  Mad at the toy mouse, she bats it away パ、ポーン！ Next, the birds outside chirp at her ピヨピヨピヨ、チーチー.   The birds actually want to be her friend,  but she is too lazy to play so Tanu only hisses at them ヒー to leave her alone.   Finally, she is startled by the big, noisy vacuum　ブウウウウン and hopes "Please, don't suck me in".