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""Rumbly tumbly"" black cat Lucca and curious, nimble grey tabby Tirah live with their humans in a house on the edge of town, next to a forest that the cats have named The Great Wood. When Lucca spies an intruder in their yard, they investigate and discover there are creatures in the Great Wood besides mice and birds. When they encounter a wild cat who hunts for food and sleeps in the trees, they learn an important lesson about how someone can be very different from them and yet also very much the same. This engaging and beautifully illustrated storybook for young readers (ages 6-9) was written by second generation children's author Jason Warburg (www.jasonwarburg.com) and illustrated by artist and designer Angela Caldwell (www.angelacaldwell.art). Warburg's mother Sandol Stoddard (www.sandolstoddard.com) was the author of 17 books for children, including I Like You and The Thinking Book.

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