Synopsis
Everyone who came across the strange gym class was looking for something else. What they found was Mrs Powell - mysterious Mrs Powell with her silent feet, unnerving stare and merciless warm-up exercises. What they found was pashki, a lost art from an age when cats were worshipped as gods. But Ben and Tiffany wonder: who is their eccentric old teacher? What does she really want? And why do they suddenly seem to be able to see in the dark? For readers aged 10 to adult.
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Review
"An excellent debut ... a gripping adventure" -- Amanda Craig -- The Times, 11 February 2006
"An excellent debut... a gripping adventure" -- Amanda Craig -- The Times, 11 February 2006
"Thrilling" -- Shirley Davis, cbuk.info -- Children's Books UK Info, March 2006
About the Author
Nick Green studied English at Edinburgh University. He started work as a marketing writer, ended up reviewing children's books for a book club, and decided it would be more fun to write them himself. The Cat Kin is his first published novel. He now lives in Hertford with his wife, young son and cat.
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