Look insideKeith the Cat With the Magic Hat
Keith isn’t your average cat. He’s a cat with magical powers – or, at least, with a magic hat. All the other cats are amazed when he makes objects move without touching them, and conjures rabbits out of the ground. But then – disaster! Keith loses his hat! What will he do now? Maybe he’ll find out that magic is still possible, with or without a snazzy hat!
- A quirky, feelgood delight by a top creative team
- Beautifully bright artwork and an endearing hero
- Heartwarming message of friendship and self-belief
- Sue and Paul are the bestselling creators of Supertato
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Fun Stuff
Activities
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Keith the Cat with the Silly Hat activity
Make a cone hat just like Keith!
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Keith the Cat with the Silly Hat spot the difference
There are five differences between these two pictures of Keith and his friends. Can you spot them all?
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Sue Hendra wordsearch
Can you find all the Barry, Norman, Keith and No-Bot words in this puzzle?
Recent reviews
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lol this is funny
8 March 2013
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I really enjoyed this book which is about a normal cat called keith who took a stroll through the park and ends up having ice cream on his head and says to the other cats that it was magic and that the flake was a magic wand. But was it magic? Well you need to read the book to find out!
My favourite scene was when all of the cats were amazed at the moving wand as they thought Keith was moving it with his ‘magic powers’. My favourite character is the black cat as he looks exactly like my grandad’s cat, Thomas. I rate this book 9/10, it had great illustrations.
Charlie, aged 7
21 August 2012
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Authors
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Sue Hendra
Sue Hendra is the wonderfully funny, award-winning author and illustrator of picture books like Barry the Fish with Fingers.
Awards
Sue Hendra won the Bishops Stortford Picture Book Award for her picture book Dave (illustrated by Liz Pichon) and the Lollies Best Laugh Out Loud Picture Book Award for I Need a Wee (illustrated by Paul Linnet).
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