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ISBN-13: 9781842709894
RRP: £7.99
Published: 6th September 2012
Length: 28 Pages
Words: 118 Words
Children will delight in following the black cat's progress through the dark wood, into the dark house, and eventually to the surprise discovery at the back of the toy cupboard, in this mysterious, beautifully illustrated picture book.
"This stunning book - theme and pictures both - is based on a motif of great simplicity and power...a lovely end."
Observer
"The most brilliant fusion of picture and theme."
T.E.S.
"Ruth Brown's spooky read-aloud book pretends to be scarier than it is: even the youngest listener should be delighted by the punch line."
Time Magazine
"The simplicity of the text and the expressive beauty of the illustrations build up the tension to culminate in a surprising ending in this stunning picture book."
Booktrust