Tara finds school and home life difficult until she is given Ash-ting, a little grey kitten. When she finds she can communicate with him, her life changes dramatically as he teaches her how to make friends and talk to adults in a pleasant way. Together Tara and Ash-ting help her Daddy when he fears he may lose his job and, also, Rosy, a new girl at school, who is not allowed to see her Dad or her dog. Along the way Tara learns that when she is nice to the other children in the school her aura glows pink and they want to be friends with her. When she is bad tempered and aggressive her aura is dark and no one wants to be friends with her. This book demonstrates how a child can deal with life's problems using a wise but playful kitten as the teacher. Children relax into the joy of the kitten story and are able to follow the clear guidance and help. The book includes guidelines and discussion points for teachers and parents. This book will appeal to children aged 5 - 9 years old as well as parents and teachers of all backgrounds and child psychologists and those working with children from broken homes. I absolutely adored The Magical Adventures of Tara and the Talking Kitten, and Tara and the Talking Kitten meet Angels and Fairies. Diana Cooper, with illustrator Kate Shannon, has done an amazing job! I read them aloud to my daughter and these books clearly helped her to understand the many ways that angels (and fairies!) can help us in our lives! She loved the characters including the magical talking kitten, the angels, the fairies and of course - Tara! - Adrienne Dumas, editor and creator of The Faeries and Angels Magazine

Author Biography

Diana Cooper is a lecturer and the principal of the Diana Cooper School. She is the author of many books, CDs and card sets, including A New Light on Angels, A New Light on Ascension and The Angels of Light Cards. During a crisis in her life fifteen years ago she was taken on an incredible inner journey of the Universe by an angelic being. She has since become interested in spirit guides learning how to talk to hers and, as she becomes more clairvoyant, actually sees them. Kate Shannon is an Illustrator specialising in children's books. She has freelanced for 20 years and works in both traditional medium, (pen and ink and water-color), and computer generated drawings using Photoshop and Illustrator.