‘Cats are funny, feisty, loving and usually a little bit crazy. Paul has captured every one of those moods and more in his beautifully animated illustrations. Gorgeous.’ – Jane Fallon ‘This is a glorious marriage of wonderful words and illustrations. Cat-lovers everywhere will be clamouring for it.’ – Milly Johnson ‘As a lifelong cat fanatic and literature addict, this book couldn't be any more perfect for me if it tried.’ – Harper Ford ‘Famous cat quotes and Paul's paintings are the perfect match. He is one of the Kings of Cats and his book is the cat's whiskers of a cat book!’ – Antoine Laurain ‘Exquisitely beautiful and utterly fascinating.’ – Lisa Jewell ‘I read this book smiling at its wit and nodding in recognition of these universally acknowledged cat-truths that any person who is owned by cats will recognise.’ – Charlie Lyndhurst, author of The Cosy Cat Society ‘Transcending genre and age-appeal is not easy, but this delightful, freewheeling romp into the wisdom, weirdness and downright cheekiness of cat-kind does it beautifully’ – Alex Howard, author of The Ghost Cat

100 col illus – There is a natural overlap between cat and book lovers. With beautiful illustrations and literary quotes, this book makes for a wonderful gift package for fans of both.– The Panda, the Cat and the Dreadful Teddy has invoiced 26k copies (15k tcm) and won Paul Magrs fans far and wide – including amazing celebrity endorsements and hundreds of 5* customer reviews.– Perfect for Christmas gifting, it will appeal to the audience that loved I Could Pee on This (33k tcm), Cat Poems (28k) or The Book of the Cat (8.5k). Competition: Panda, The Cat and Dreadful Teddy;Tale of Toxic Positivity;I Could Pee on This;Poems;Haiku;Classic Stories;Cats in Poetry;The Book of the;British Museum Little Book of ;A History of Art in 21;Ex Libris;Bibliophile;Dear Reader;Bookshop;. Francesco Marciuiliano;Elizabeth Bishop;Deborah Coates;Nia Gould;