Moses the Kitten
By James Herriot
A frozen pond, a tiny kitten and a surprising choice: who will become Moses’s mother?
heart-warming · gentle · charming · tender
Genres
What is Moses the Kitten about?
On a bitterly cold day, a tiny kitten is discovered shivering beside a frozen pond. Taken to a Yorkshire farm, he is carefully nursed back to health by kind-hearted people and caring animals. Soon, Moses is strong enough to explore his new home, where he makes a surprising choice about which animal is his mother. This gentle, heart-warming tale celebrates kindness, belonging and the unexpected friendships that can grow on a busy farm.
About the author
James Herriot was a kind and caring vet from England who loved helping animals. He wrote wonderful stories about his adventures with pets and farm animals in books like 'All Creatures Great and Small'. Children and adults alike enjoy his heart-warming tales about life in the countryside with all sorts of animals.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1999
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