
Too Many Cats!
Maura Finn(Author)
Affirm Kids (Publisher)
Published on 26. April 2022
Book
Hardback
32 pages
978-1-922711-41-0 (ISBN)
Description
Percy is a dog with a bone to pick: there are just too many cats in his house! They scratch the armchairs. They hog the heater. They blame Percy for their mess. This just can't go on! There are TOO MANY CATS!
But when Percy finally manages to get some peace and quiet, he realises that he might have made a tiny mistake . . .
With rollicking rhyme by Maura Finn and hilarious illustrations by Lucinda Gifford, Too Many Cats is the perfect gift for dog-lovers and cat-lovers alike.
But when Percy finally manages to get some peace and quiet, he realises that he might have made a tiny mistake . . .
With rollicking rhyme by Maura Finn and hilarious illustrations by Lucinda Gifford, Too Many Cats is the perfect gift for dog-lovers and cat-lovers alike.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Australia
Publishing group
Affirm Press
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 3 to 7 years
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
Width: 270 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-922711-41-0 (9781922711410)
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Persons
Born and bred in New Zealand, Maura Finn now lives in Melbourne with her husband and two young daughters.
In her early writing days, she ran a rather lucrative playground business, swapping tailor-made poems for lunchbox leftovers. Now, many years later, she has rediscovered the joy and value of picture books through sharing them with her own children, and is delighted to think that her stories may contribute to other children's love of reading.
In her early writing days, she ran a rather lucrative playground business, swapping tailor-made poems for lunchbox leftovers. Now, many years later, she has rediscovered the joy and value of picture books through sharing them with her own children, and is delighted to think that her stories may contribute to other children's love of reading.