Why Can’t My Brother Be More Like My Cat?
This week on Cattitude, Michelle Fern welcomes back bestselling author Allia Zobel Nolan to talk about her delightful new children’s book, Why Can’t My Brother Be More Like My Cat? With charming illustrations by New York Times bestselling artist Lee Wildish, the book hilariously explores sibling rivalries through the eyes of a little girl who adores her cat but can’t quite figure out her mischievous brother. Join us as Allia shares the inspiration behind the book, the heartwarming (and humorous!) lessons it teaches, and why both kids and adults will smile every time they open its pages. 🐾
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Why Can’t My Brother Be More Like My Cat?
BIO:
Allia Zobel Nolan is the author of over 150 traditionally published titles and three self-pubbed titles. Her books reflect her two main passions: God and cats. She has been published by Workman, MacMillan, Adams Media, Simon & Shuster, Harvest House, Harper Christian (Zonderkidz), Standard, Tommy Nelson, B&H, and Kregel, among others. Recent titles include Cat Confessions: A Kitty-Come-Clean Tell-All Book (140,000+ copies sold); The Worrywart’s Prayer Book, The Joy of Being FiftyPlus (illustrated by New Yorker cartoonist, Roz Chast)Why a Cat Is Still Better than a Man (illustrated by Nicole Hollander), Laugh Out Loud:40 Women Humorists Celebrate Then and Now...Before We Forget, a humor anthology which won 2019 Indie Book Award for Humor, the classic award-winning children’s book, What I Like About Me: a Book about Difference, and the sequel, What I Like About You: a Book About Acceptance which won a 2020 Indie Book Award for Children’s Picture Books.