Whose Cat Is That
by Phyllis Cochran
illustrated by Jacqueline Peoples

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WHOSE CAT IS THAT?
Is based on a true story about a cat who wove his pathway into a quiet neighborhood and into the lives of many people.
The orange cat, with lollipop yellow eyes and a crushed ear, causes havoc when he shows up in each home on the dead-end street. None of the people admit the cat belongs to them.
The mischievous cat splashes in a bucket of purple paint, eats peanut butter cookies and digs up tulip bulbs.
Each family accuses the other of owning the cat. Only Jessica, the Hapwell's daughter, shows compassion and love for the poor little fellow.
Granny Hapwell knows the answer to the mystery cat but no one will listen until her voice is heard at the end.

About the Author
PHYLLIS COCHRAN Phyllis began her writing career in 1991. She has written for Woman's World, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Grit, Focus on the Family and numerous magazines and anthologies. Her writers' group published A Patchwork Christmas in 2000. Phyllis memoir, Shades of Light, was published in 2006. After spending time caring for her granddaughters, Phyllis wrote stories relating to their lives. This is her first children's book.

JACQUELINE PEOPLES Jacqueline Peoples is primarily self-taught in the area of drawing. She has been involved in folk and decorative art and has published an instructional book on theorem painting which was distributed throughout the United States. In addition, she has designed for a national company using her patterns for stencil and theorem painting and has taught decorative art in the New England area for many years. Jacqueline successfully marketed her framed paintings through a northeast marketing rep. This is Jackie's first experience illustrating a children's picture book and finds it to be quite challenging and exciting.

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