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ABOUT THIS BOOK

PUBLISHER: Luath Press Ltd.

ISBN: 9781804252031

RRP: £6.99

PAGES: 64

PUBLICATION DATE:
July 30, 2025

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The Moggie Thit Meowed Too Much

By Emma Grae, illustrated by Bob Dewar

The Moggie Thit Meowed Too Much by Emma Grae, illustrated by Bob Dewar, is a beautifully written Scottish children’s book that sensitively tackles the theme of loss. Set in the vibrant world of the Scots language, this story follows young Skye as she
cares for her granny’s beloved cat, Puffin, after her granny passes away. As Skye navigates her grief, she learns about love, memory and healing through the companionship of the wee moggie.

This book is perfect for children aged 4-8 who are coping with loss, as well as for families wanting to introduce Scots language in an accessible, heartfelt way. Teachers, librarians and parents who appreciate diverse linguistic traditions will find The Moggie Thit Meowed Too Much an invaluable addition to their shelves. With its charming illustrations and tender storytelling, this book offers comfort, understanding and a gentle path to discussing difficult emotions with little ones.

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Emma Grae (author)

Emma Grae is a Scottish author and journalist from Glasgow. She is a passionate advocate of the Scots language and breaking the stigma around mental illness. She has published fiction and poetry in the UK and Ireland since 2014 in journals including The Honest Ulsterman, From Glasgow to Saturn and The Open Mouse. Her debut novel, Be Guid tae yer Mammy, was awarded Scots Book o
the Year 2022. The Hoolet Thit Couldnae Fly was shortlisted for the Scots Bairns Book o the Year 2024. As a journalist, she writes under her birth surname, Guinness, and has bylines in a number of publications including Cosmopolitan, The Huffington Post, the Metro and The Independent.