Grumpy Cat is actually a lonely cat, living alone and unsure how to join in the other cats' games. After a kitten seeks shelter with him in the midst of a thunderstorm, he tries to shake him off, but finally they become friends and Grumpy Cat is never grumpy again. An endearing story with big and bold illustrations. BOW-WOW BUGS A BUG by Mark Newgarden and Megan Montague Cash; Walker Books, hardback, £8.99 A wordless book in which a dog spends his day following a bug round the neighbourhood, meeting other...
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GRUMPY CAT by Britta Teckentrup; Boxer Books, hardback, £11.99
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