A Nine Night for Noxxy

A heartfelt picture book gently exploring pet loss, grief and finding comfort in memories

AvMercedes Deacon

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Engelska, 2026

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Get ready to celebrate the life and times of Noxxy the cat in the most Jamaican way possible!Noxxy was the best cat Janae could ask for. She was playful, caring and had the softest fur ever!When Noxxy passes away, Janae doesn't know how to be without her and nothing will make her feel better.However, after a big, warm hug from Granny and a tale of the traditional Jamaican nine night to remember the deceased and help their spirits move on, an idea starts to form . . .With help from family and friends, Janae is determined to put on the best nine night for Noxxy ever!But will the nine night make it easier for Janae be able to say goodbye to Noxxy?Featuring a lovely note to parents and carers from the award-winning Trish Cooke, this warm and heartfelt picture book tackles the tricky topic of pet death and grief with the vibrant Jamaican twist!

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2026-08-06
Språk:Engelska
Filformat:EPUB
Kopieringsskydd:LCP
ISBN:9780241796061
Förlag:Penguin Random House Children's UK
Illustratör:Sayada Ramdial

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Mercedes Deacon (Author) Mercedes Deacon is an author and editor who loves pulling from her black British Caribbean heritage in stories. Born and bred south Londoner, she enjoys blogging, making shea butter and basking in the sun with her cheeky cat, Luna.Sayada Ramdial (Illustrator) Sayada Ramdial is a freelance illustrator from Trinidad & Tobago, now living and working in the Pacific Northwest. Her passion for art started early, and was given direction when she attended the Savannah College of Art and Design, where she majored in Illustration and minored in Drawing.Sayada mainly works digitally, but is also well versed in watercolour, ink, coloured pencil, pencil, and acrylic painting, when the situation calls for traditional media. One of Sayada’s favourite things to draw (and to make) is food! When she’s not experimenting at the drawing board or in the kitchen, she enjoys exploring nature and meeting friendly, furry pets.