Francesca Hepton

A Case of Mistaken Identity Francesca Hepton

An embarrassing case of mistaken identity, a cat that won't leave, and a plan filled with disguises and thrills. Join Kiki, Banjo, and friends as they go on an adventure that you'll never want to end.

Are Kiki's amazing powers enough to save them from the clutches of the evil Farmies? Is Banjo cat enough to tell the truth? Will Allen be pink forever? Join them on their adventure to find out. This hilarious yet touching story is sure to bring the super-cat out in YOU too.

The perfect book for children who love adventure. "A Case of Mistaken Identity" is a fun story that will leave young readers feeling empowered and confident. It shows how a small unassuming girl-cat can take on any situation and use her patience, mind, agility and speed to help her friends and outwit the bad guys - without aggression.

The first in the series of books: Kiki and Friends. Purr-fect for 6 to 9-year-olds who love to read stories with funny twists, clever plans and mischievous scrapes. All the adventure books in this series promote the benefits of being active and skilled. This development of children is encouraged through Martial Arts and is extremely beneficial to helping give our youngsters a positive start in life.

Kiki's red headband is a metaphor for her self-belief. When she wears it, she is limitless. Our children should feel this sense of confidence. The book delivers a positive message to children.

Other important themes are explored in the first book explores such as friendship, the importance of telling the truth and humility, with the help of lovable characters like the charismatic Piero, bumbling Banjo and the wise Lord Byron.

Plus over 30 fun illustrations to support younger readers as they enter the great world of reading and storytelling.

And a bonus Fun Cat Fact Quiz in every book. Feline clever? Take the quiz and discover just how much of a cat expert you really are.

Pick up a copy of "A Case of Mistaken Identity" and unleash a world of fun and magic.