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Meowl!
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Meowl!

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A thought-provoking tale about segregation and forbidden friendship.

A puppy called Max and a kitten called Mia become friends and play together, but they live in a city that segregates cats and dogs. Cats have the night and dogs have the day. They are constantly told by their parents that they are too different and can’t play together. However, they break the rules and meet in secret every sunrise and sunset, until one day, they are caught. A wall is built to keep them apart. They still meet but are divided by the wall. They can still talk to each other but they can no longer play together. It’s not enough for them and they run away together. They play, they talk, they have fun. Until a storm comes and they become trapped. Mia meows, and Max howls, but no one can hear them. Together, they meowl, and this time they are heard. Mia’s mum and Max’s dad rush to find them but they can only save them by working together. Safely back home, the cats and dogs realise how unfair their rules are and the wall is torn down. From that day on, cats and dogs live together and play together in the city of Up. Cats and dogs are not that different after all.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
LittleAngel Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 September 2021
Pages
32
ISBN
9781838227432

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

A thought-provoking tale about segregation and forbidden friendship.

A puppy called Max and a kitten called Mia become friends and play together, but they live in a city that segregates cats and dogs. Cats have the night and dogs have the day. They are constantly told by their parents that they are too different and can’t play together. However, they break the rules and meet in secret every sunrise and sunset, until one day, they are caught. A wall is built to keep them apart. They still meet but are divided by the wall. They can still talk to each other but they can no longer play together. It’s not enough for them and they run away together. They play, they talk, they have fun. Until a storm comes and they become trapped. Mia meows, and Max howls, but no one can hear them. Together, they meowl, and this time they are heard. Mia’s mum and Max’s dad rush to find them but they can only save them by working together. Safely back home, the cats and dogs realise how unfair their rules are and the wall is torn down. From that day on, cats and dogs live together and play together in the city of Up. Cats and dogs are not that different after all.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
LittleAngel Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 September 2021
Pages
32
ISBN
9781838227432