Author - French children's author Didier Levy lives in Paris and is a master storyteller. He is dedicated to the development of young readers and has written over 40 books for children often addressing life's big questions with quiet modesty and discretion. Illustrator - award-winning illustrator Sangio Lorenzo loves drawing nature, cats and cities. Born in Milan, Italy in 1993, he graduated from the Fine Arts Academy and also has a Master's degree from Ars in Fabula, one of the leading publishing illustration schools for the last two decades. Since 2018 he has published over 20 illustrated books. Illustrator of the Year award (Citta del Sole).Translator - Gillebride Mac 'IlleMhaoil has produced another beautiful Scottish Gaelic translation for Belle Kids. The translation of the original French text "Le Super Pouvoir des Histories" is called Sar-chumhachd Sgeulachdan. Gillebride is a well-known performer, Gaelic adviser and academic. Born in South Uist in the Western Isles of Scotland where he was brought up speaking Gaelic as his first language, he now lives in Glasgow and travels far and wide promoting the Gaelic language in writing, speech and song. He writes music and poetry and appeared as Gwyllyn the Bard in Outlander. He has translated many Belle Kids titles including Paddington, The Little Prince and The Tiger Who Came to Tea as well as the French classic Chien Pourri which in Gaelic is known as Cu Giobach.

'Adorable illustrations feature a literary cat who discovers the magic of stories and a whole nest of unlikely new friends. Very clever' GOODREADS'This is one for all ages. Little ones will just love it for the story itself while those who are older can share their own stories'READPLUS

Author - French children's author Didier Levy lives in Paris and is a master storyteller. He is dedicated to the development of young readers and has written over 40 books for children often addressing life's big questions with quiet modesty and discretion. Illustrator - award-winning illustrator Sangio Lorenzo loves drawing nature, cats and cities. Born in Milan, Italy in 1993, he graduated from the Fine Arts Academy and also has a Master's degree from Ars in Fabula, one of the leading publishing illustration schools for the last two decades. Since 2018 he has published over 20 illustrated books. Illustrator of the Year award (Citta del Sole).Translator - Gillebride Mac 'IlleMhaoil has produced another beautiful Scottish Gaelic translation for Belle Kids. The translation of the original French text "Le Super Pouvoir des Histories" is called Sar-chumhachd Sgeulachdan. Gillebride is a well-known performer, Gaelic adviser and academic. Born in South Uist in the Western Isles of Scotland where he was brought up speaking Gaelic as his first language, he now lives in Glasgow and travels far and wide promoting the Gaelic language in writing, speech and song. He writes music and poetry and appeared as Gwyllyn the Bard in Outlander. He has translated many Belle Kids titles including Paddington, The Little Prince and The Tiger Who Came to Tea as well as the French classic Chien Pourri which in Gaelic is known as Cu Giobach.

'Adorable illustrations feature a literary cat who discovers the magic of stories and a whole nest of unlikely new friends. Very clever' GOODREADS'This is one for all ages. Little ones will just love it for the story itself while those who are older can share their own stories'READPLUS

Author - French children's author Didier Levy lives in Paris and is a master storyteller. He is dedicated to the development of young readers and has written over 40 books for children often addressing life's big questions with quiet modesty and discretion. Illustrator - award-winning illustrator Sangio Lorenzo loves drawing nature, cats and cities. Born in Milan, Italy in 1993, he graduated from the Fine Arts Academy and also has a Master's degree from Ars in Fabula, one of the leading publishing illustration schools for the last two decades. Since 2018 he has published over 20 illustrated books. Illustrator of the Year award (Citta del Sole).Translator - Gillebride Mac 'IlleMhaoil has produced another beautiful Scottish Gaelic translation for Belle Kids. The translation of the original French text "Le Super Pouvoir des Histories" is called Sar-chumhachd Sgeulachdan. Gillebride is a well-known performer, Gaelic adviser and academic. Born in South Uist in the Western Isles of Scotland where he was brought up speaking Gaelic as his first language, he now lives in Glasgow and travels far and wide promoting the Gaelic language in writing, speech and song. He writes music and poetry and appeared as Gwyllyn the Bard in Outlander. He has translated many Belle Kids titles including Paddington, The Little Prince and The Tiger Who Came to Tea as well as the French classic Chien Pourri which in Gaelic is known as Cu Giobach.

'Adorable illustrations feature a literary cat who discovers the magic of stories and a whole nest of unlikely new friends. Very clever' GOODREADS'This is one for all ages. Little ones will just love it for the story itself while those who are older can share their own stories'READPLUS