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Follow monster-slayer cats Woolfrik and Perigold on their epic quest to become true heroes! A fun graphic novel adventure series from the creator of Ghost and Toast, perfect for fans of Donut Squad, Bunny vs Monkey and Pablo and Splash.

On the islands of Pawdor, in the town of Meowminster, a monster is causing trouble. Surely the town’s professional monster slayers, Woolfrik and Perigold, will save the day! 

There’s just one problem . . . Woolfrik and Perigold haven’t actually fought any real monsters yet. They’ve not even gone on a quest. 

Can they prove they have what it takes to defeat the monster, or will it end in catastrophe?

   

PRAISE FOR KITTY QUEST:

‘Fantastically funny and epically exciting! Kitty Quest is a ridiculous thrill from start to finish!’ – Jamie Smart, creator of the Bunny vs Monkey series

‘Fun, fast-paced and hilarious. Kitty Quest is a must-read – especially if you love a good cat-pun!’ – Laura Ellen Anderson, author of Amelia Fang

‘An absolutely charming story that had me chuckling the whole way through. I couldn't put it down!’ –Matt Braly, creator of Disney’s Amphibia 

‘A hilarious, magical and downright silly story about some paws-itively delightful heroes! Kitty Quest is the purr-fect tale for any reader!’ – Brett Bean, creator of the Zoo Patrol Squad series

‘Fearless feline heroes! Marauding monsters! Bewitched burritos! With bonkers artwork and snappy storytelling, Kitty Quest has everything young adventurers could ever want!’ – Aaron Blecha, co-creator of Dinomighty!

‘So funny! Phil Corbett is a genius!’ – Rob Biddulph, author of Draw With Rob

Phil Corbett is a professional storyteller. He was the last person to write and illustrate the adventures of one of the oldest comic characters in the world, Korky the Cat, from the UK comic magazine The Dandy. He's previously worked in the gaming and toy industry with clients such as Cartoon Network, Disney, Nickelodeon, Nintendo, and PlayStation. Kitty Quest is his debut graphic novel. You can see more of his work at www.philcorbett.com.