The many characters who are affected by this kitten are beautifully illustrated in bold vibrant colour. I love the expressions of the tiger and kangaroo on one double page spread.

Parents of young children will recognise this anger, when a tired little one cannot be reasoned with no matter what.

It is a fun story with a happy ending.

A very funny, laugh out loud look at anger and its various guises, readers will recognise many of the antics, seen both in themselves and displayed by those around them….The resolution of the story will bring sighs of recognition and empathy, especially so with the wonderful illustrations, showing a ferocious cat with the angriest look on its face, shown on the wonderful first endpapers with just the eyes, mouth and eyebrows, then the last endpapers showing a kitten at rest. Readers will enjoy looking closely at the illustrations, seeing how so much is told through a few well placed strokes, and how the anger is displayed so well, while the background is detailed and funny.