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A heart-pounding adventure for young animal lovers, with brilliant storytelling and illustrations that leap right off the page. You will paws-itively adore this one! -- Carlie Sorosiak, author of <i>I, Cosmo</i> * Carlie Sorosiak *

A heart-pounding adventure for young animal lovers, with brilliant storytelling and illustrations that leap right off the page. You will paws-itively adore this one! -- Carlie Sorosiak, author of <i>I, Cosmo</i> Funny, magical, emotional and full of adventure! This is going to be one of the best books of 2025 for children! -- Maisie Chan, author of <i>Danny Chung Does Not Do Maths</i> Full of compassion, friendship and just the right amount of peril . . . [Sit] is a warm, funny writer -- Patrice Lawrence Land of the Last Wildcat is a beautifully imagined story which pits a child with a love for nature against corporate greed . . . Lui's novel is a captivating debut in a richly imagined world which has strong messages for society. -- Nazima Pathan A magical adventure with a warm heart, perfect for fans of The Last Bear. Land of the Last Wildcat is a hopeful reminder of our connection to nature. -- Louie Stowell An exciting magical mystery and adventure unfolds with twists and turns all the way * BookTrust * A well-written and fast-paced environmentally-tinged narrative that will appeal to 9-11 year olds. * School Reading List *

A heart-pounding adventure for young animal lovers, with brilliant storytelling and illustrations that leap right off the page. You will paws-itively adore this one! -- Carlie Sorosiak, author of <i>I, Cosmo</i> Funny, magical, emotional and full of adventure! This is going to be one of the best books of 2025 for children! -- Maisie Chan, author of <i>Danny Chung Does Not Do Maths</i>

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Lui Sit was born in Hong Kong, raised in Australia and lives in London. She fell in love with reading, then writing when she learned English at primary school. Branching out, she started writing plays which she took on the road, to Class 4B & C. Poetry replaced plays when, aged 9, she got paid $5 for her first ever publication - A Ballad of War. As an adult, she has worked in the arts, education, publishing and charity sectors, writing in secret at all these workplaces. True to form, she's still writing in multiple genres - children's middle grade, adult short fiction and non-fiction. Becoming a children's author is her definition of, delight David Dean lives near Manchester with his two cats, and has been illustrating professionally for over twenty years, though he's been drawing since he was old enough to pick up a pencil. For the past decade he has primarily worked as a book cover illustrator and has now created close to 200 covers, for books by some of the UK's best-loved children's writers. That people keep letting him do this baffles him, but brings him endless joy.

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