THIS REVIEW OF "A CAT CALLED IAN" WAS WRITTEN BY KATE HOLLAND OF THE VALE & COTSWOLD MAGAZINE,
EVESHAM, WORCESTERSHIRE
Being a cat lover myself, I knew instantly I was going to love this book. From the first
chapter I was gripped by the plot and intrigued as to how the story would unfold. The magic begins with a ten-year-old boy
who, we grow to learn, is a bit of a troublemaker. When he decides to climb a great oak tree he wakes up to find himself in
a place called Catland, ruled by, yes you've guessed it... cats!
Since he has a dislike for cats, he is rather annoyed at being told what to do by these
animals and matters are soon made worse when he discovers that he too has been turned into one! After a courtroom drama when
he is punished with the Sentence of Nine Lives, this little cat called Ian is forced to mend his ways or else he could
find himself stuck as a cat forever.
No matter how young or old you are, whether you're a cat lover or not, this magical
read will have you hooked until the very end. With many twists and turns, this wonderful read is the perfect way to wind down
after a long, hard day. Sit back, relax and let your imagination fly away with you. You'll never look at a cat the same way
again..."
KATE HOLLAND - Reproduced by kind permission of the Vale & Cotswold Magazine (December
2006 edition)
