Quaky Cat by Diana Noonan

Illustrated by Gavin Bishop

A very special book created in the aftermath of the 2010 Canterbury earthquake, with proceeds going to help the recovery of the people affected.

On a cold Christchurch morning, while the city was sleeping, before the birds roused him with twitters and cheeping, curled up on the end of his friend Emma's bed, Tiger woke with a start . . . and a feeling of dread. Tiger fled from the house with a leap and a bound as, louder than thunder, from deep underground, came a roar and a shudder and terrible shaking! Around him, the city was rolling and quaking.

The Canterbury earthquake affected children in so many ways: homes gone, playgrounds destroyed, schools damaged, pets missing, favourite books and toys lost. Quaky Cat is a picture book for children throughout New Zealand - to bring comfort to those who experienced the earthquake, and understanding to the children who didn't. An evocative, uplifting story that will touch the hearts of all who read it. Includes a note to readers from both author and illustrator about their personal reactions to the quake, and musings on the earthquake from Bob Parker, Margaret Mahy and Jason Gunn. 

Condition: Excellent Condition
Type: Paperback
Age: 3-5

Diana Noonan is a children's writer. She has published over 100 titles for children, from young adult novels to picture books for learner readers. Noonan has won several national awards and has had four titles shortlisted for New Zealand children's literature prizes. She lives on the remote Catlins Coast of the lower South Island.

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