Keith the Cat with the Magic Hat - by Sue Hendra & Paul Linnet (Hardcover)

About the Book

From the author of "Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell" comes a sweet, silly, and sassy picture book about a cat who has a hat that seems magical--but the powers of the hat aren't quite what they seem. Full color.x 10.

Book Synopsis

From the author of Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell comes a sweet, silly, and sassy picture book about a cat who has a hat that seems magical--but the powers of the hat aren't quite what they seem.

Meet Keith--a very cute cat with a magical hat!

When Keith wears the hat, it makes bunnies appear out of nowhere!

It even makes a stick move all on its own!

But when Keith's hat falls off, will the magic still work and save the day?

About the Author

Sue Hendra studied illustration at Brighton University while also selling doughnuts from a kiosk at Chessington Zoo. Sue has now illustrated over 100 books for children. When Sue met Paul Linnet she found another person with the same silly sense of humor as her and they fell in love and started writing and illustrating together. Their creative brilliance soon led them to come up with a wealth of bestselling, award-winning picture books including Barry the Fish with Fingers, Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell, Supertato, and the Laugh Out Loud Book Award-winning I Need a Wee!. Sue and Paul live in Brighton with their daughter Wanda who inspired Sue's picture book and TV series Wanda and the Alien.

Paul Linnet was born by the sea near to Brighton, but he grew up in Derby, where he studied graphic design and played guitar in a band called The Chihuahuas. Eventually Paul moved back to Brighton where he met Sue Hendra and they instantly fell in love. Their celebrated picture book partnership has created many bestselling, award-winning books including Barry the Fish with Fingers, Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell, Supertato, and most recently the Laugh Out Loud Book Award-winning I Need a Wee. Sue and Paul live with their daughter Wanda in a house in Brighton where Paul likes to fuss about with an old motorbike and still plays the guitar.