The Cat in the Cap(TM) Series Shoshannah Brombacher's books about an adorable smart cat with a cap and a little grocery store contain unique heartwarming stories about a family of cats and their friends who visited the home of the artist from the wild and some stayed with her. In the stories, the cats learn the true meaning of courage, being inventive, and the importance of friendship and working together. Each one of these humorous tales has its own individual adventure and life lesson. They are packed with trials, mayhem, suspense, mystery, action, and adventure. With everyday situations that kids and adults must face in the real world, like waking up timely in the morning, but also how to deal with a pandemic. That will interest readers of all ages. Now throw in a little fantasy and you have charming tales that will enthrall juvenile audiences. The perfect Story-time book series for both boys and girls ages 4 - 8 Grades: K - 3. But there are many puns and word-plays, winks and hints to literature, history, art, and politics that most kids might miss but will bring a smile on the faces of adults.Parents, teachers, librarians, and kids will appreciate the familiar situations, the worldwide geography, and appropriate language for Ages 4 - 8 Grades: K - 3.
These illustrated story books are sure to please the read-aloud crowd. The Cat in the Cap(TM) Series of children books are unique in the adventure genre.

About the author/artist: Shoshannah Brombacher is a Dutch artist, author and scholar from Amsterdam (The Netherlands). She holds a PhD in Jewish Studies from Leyden University (The Netherlands) and has lectured in Leyden, Berlin, Jerusalem and New York. She is an ordained maggidah (Jewish spiritual guide and storyteller), the vice-president of the American Guild of Judaic Art, and a member of the Jewish Art Salon. She has curated and participated in many international art exhibitions and received several awards for her art, which includes work for Occupy Wall Street and Social Justice organizations. Brombacher designed book and CD covers and illustrations for Jason Aronson Publishing, Yitzhak Buxbaum, R. Chaim Dalfin, R. Simchah Raz, R. Berel Wein, Carmelo Zaffora, the composers Meira Warschauer and Ezra Okonsar, and others. She made posters for films, OWS, and the Yiddish Rep theatre. Besides scholarly publications, she is the author of: -Painting the Dybbuk. Between Two Worlds. Ansky's Play seen through an Artist's Lens-The Little Rose on the Mountain-The Golem in Brooklyn: The Golem Exhibition at the Brooklyn Jewish Art gallery at CKI-Pictorial for The Story of My Life. Various Events and Episodes of an Orphan By Pinkhes-Dov Goldenshteyn: Seen through the eyes of an artist-Brombacher Haggadah shel Pesach. The Brombacher Passover Hagadah-For Strangers passing Through (illustrated Chassidic stories) Coming soon (publication postponed due to the pandemic): -Avraham Abulafia's Seven Paths of the Torah on Sicily seen though the lens of an artistBrombacher co-authored and illustrated books with B. Forman: -Under the Chuppah, A Jewish Couple's Guide to Weddings and Meaningful Marriage; - Smokescreen; - Rebbe Nachman's Tales: Stories for Personal Refinement; - with H. Hamburger: I See Only Light; - with R. Schwartz: Holy Eating; - with Y. Buxbaum: Serach; -with R. Seidman: A New Oracle of Kabbalah: Mystical Teachings of the Hebrew Letters: For Insight, Perspective, and Guidance. Illustrations: - Meetings with Remarkable Souls (E. Klein); - Letters of Light (A. L. Raskin); - When the Shouting Began (S. Sher); - TheLight and Fire of the Baal Shem Tov (Y. Buxbaum); - Theophanie (C. Zaffora); - Le Confessioni di Abulafia (C. Zaffora); - On One Foot. The Life of Hillel. (S. Brombacher, D. Zaklikowsky); - Bitachon Amsterdam, Liber Amicorum voor A.M. (Dolf) Aronson (multiple authors, article plus illustrations); - Inspired. Rosh Hashanah Prayer Companion. Ch. Dalfin, S. Brombacher et al. ed. Ch. Witkes):