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The Kitten Who Lost its Purr
Children’s fiction
When a ginger kitten loses his most prized possession, his precious purr, he sets out on an equally brave and curious adventure to find it.
Along his way he crosses paths with some colourful characters, and with the help of a little love, he comes to know that sometimes what really matters, lives within us all along.
With charming original illustrations by Lisa A. Kennedy, this book is sure to delight your little readers.
This PURRfect picture book reminds us of the power of family, love, and self-acceptance. Perfect for young readers and as a bedtime story, The Kitten Who Lost its Purr will delight young children.
This is a free PDF ARC of the the book. We hope your little readers love it!
HARDCOVERS will available at 8.5×8.5 inches.
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About the Author
Tyrolin Puxty is an Australian author with a love for imagination, storytelling, and all things whimsical. She has written twelve novels across fantasy, sci-fi, and comedy—some of which have become international bestsellers and award-winners, including Broken Dolls, featured on Buzzfeed’s ‘Best Sci-Fi Books of the Year’ list.
Tyrolin has received multiple Australia Day Awards for her work in the arts and runs a performing arts school, Stepping Out Studios Mudgee, where creativity comes to life.
When she’s not writing, she enjoys singing, dancing, and eating far too much chocolate.
About the Illustrator
Lisa A. Kennedy is an artist, veterinarian and children’s book illustrator. Originating from Grafton NSW, Lisa graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science, before relocating to the Mudgee region of NSW.
Lisa describes her art as an ever-present undercurrent in her life.
Although her art practice usually evolves around drawing and depicting native Australian birds and wildlife, becoming a mother to two little girls inspired Lisa to expand her artistic talents to the world of children’s book illustrating.
Lisa works in pen, ink and watercolour to create her delightfully whimsical and charming original illustrations.
