Two Can Play

Cat likes to work in the garden, while Puss likes to be in the house drinking tea. Puss wants to share in Cat's feast when she makes a harvest, as he loves delicious food.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 32 pages
\n Publication date: 05 August 2021
\n Publisher: Andersen Press Ltd
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Pussy, the feline companion, has a peculiar inclination towards the garden. She revels in the act of digging, planting seeds, and nurturing vegetables to fruition. However, her fellow feline, Puss, seems disinterested in the pursuit of gardening. Instead, she prefers to spend her time lounging around the house, savoring a cup of tea. It may seem that Puss lacks the appreciation for the joys of gardening. Yet, there lies a hidden motive behind her reluctance. Puss, with her insatiable appetite for delectable food, finds immense satisfaction in the bountiful harvests that grace the garden. When Cat prepares a feast using her carefully cultivated produce, Puss cannot resist the temptation and eagerly joins in, relishing every morsel of the delicious meal. In this tale of contrasting interests, Puss discovers that sometimes, the rewards of hard work and dedication extend beyond personal enjoyment. It is through her participation in the garden and the shared pleasure of a delicious feast that she realizes the value of collaboration and the joy of sharing. Margaret Sturton's debut picture book, "A Fox Called Herbert," has garnered recognition with its longlisting for the prestigious Klaus Flugge Prize 2021 and the Jhalak Prize 2021. This captivating story showcases the author's talent for storytelling and her ability to capture the essence of human-animal relationships. Through the character of Puss, Sturton explores the complexities of personality and the rewards of embracing different perspectives. "A Fox Called Herbert" is a must-read for children and adults alike, offering a delightful blend of humor, warmth, and valuable life lessons.

\n Weight: 182g\n
Dimension: 229 x 270 x 7 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781783449231\n \n