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cat story written by Peter Brighouse @LulusGingerNuts - there are no illustrations published in this early version of the book; these will follow when the author catches up with himself; Doh! |
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ourselves, namely Mr Squimps Shop |
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(1801)
Introduction:
A colourful children’s cat story for 3 to 8 year olds and with hidden facets of humour for the adult reading to the child. A literary interpretation of the adventures of our family cats who interact with their people and the garden as only feline friends can do. These stories have an old-fashioned appeal and are not written in a simplistic fashion - there are lots of words and younger children may need help with them. If you require garish ostentation, these stories are not for you.
This book holds two longer short stories:
In the first, our Ginger Nuts family make a new friend, a bunny rabbit so conceited he treats himself as a hare. Bobby should be confined to his Old Mistress' apartment, like a flat cat, but has created escape routines. His lack of experience of the big raw city world, or at least the student infested wilds of Fallowfield, Manchester, make him a prime target for the more predatory type of wild life, until his new pussy cat friends spring to the rescue.
The second story, Mungo And Tabitha Meet King Rat describes more rodent problems and how the now grown up rescue kittens are encouraged by their mentor, the Bullpuss to make a journey as envoys, to mediate a proposed solution with the head of the local rat chapter.
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About the Author and his family:
Peter Brighouse, as a fellow of late 1940’s vintage, really looks and feels like Old Master. His literary heroes/heroines include Beatrix Potter, Alison Uttley, Terry Pratchett and Judith Kerr. His film/TV heroes/heroines include Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe, W.C. Fields, Victoria Wood and the Marx Brothers. He often wonders whether Art College would have been more useful than a degree in Zoology.
He is helpfully aided and abetted by Mark Graham Brighouse whose design and drawing skills make him a really useful Young Master.
Colour co-ordination, excellence of English grammar and syntax is handled by sheer dint of hard-work by Roz Brighouse (Old Mistress).
We are all inspired by Louisa Elaine Brighouse (Young Mistress).
From an original concept by Moppet, Tigger and Simpkin and augmented by contributions from The Bullpuss, Tabitha Twitchit and Mungojerrie
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