Holly Webb Animal Stories #39: The Rescued Kitten by Holly Webb (author) and Sophy Williams (illustrator)

Edie and her friend Layla are on their way home from school when they discover a tiny ginger kitten caught up in some barbed wire. She looks weak and has a cut on her leg from the wire, so they rush her home to Edie’s mum, a vet.

Edie’s mum isn’t sure that the little kitten is going to make it, as she’s too small to have been separated from her mother and needs bottle-feeding round the clock. But Edie is determined to nurse Barbie back to health and find out what has happened to the rest of the kittens in the litter and their mum. What if they’re in danger, too?

Product Details

Catalogue number

184 in Setanta Primary May 2024

Series

Holly Webb Animal Stories (book 39)

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781847159182

Publisher

Stripes Publishing

Date published

April 5th, 2018

Other details

128 pages

Condition

New

Available in these packs

700-790 Middle Primary Pack B

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Price: €113.50

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3books
Holly Webb Trio

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Offer price: €13.00

Rewards/RRP: €24.66

Part of this Series

Holly Webb Animal Stories

Author/Illustrator

Holly Webb

Holly is the best-selling author of lots of brilliant books for children.

Holly read Classics at Cambridge and was working as a children’s book editor when she began writing for children. She is particularly well known for her animal stories, like Lost in the Snow and the Molly’s Magic and Animalmagic series. Look out too for Victorian crime caper Maisie Hitchins and fantasy adventure Emily Feather. For older readers, don’t miss the Rose and Lily books, about magical girls and their adventures.

She lives in Reading with her family and two very spoilt cats!

Sophy Williams

Sophy Williams was short-listed for the Mother Goose Award for her first book, ‘When Grandma Came’ by Jill Paton-Walsh, and since then has illustrated numerous other celebrated titles. She lives near Bath with her husband and two sons. ‘[Sophy] knows how to create atmosphere and drama . . . masterly’ – Mother Goose Award Panel.