
By Stella Tarakson, Fabiana Attanasio (Illustrator)
Book #2 in the Magic Animal Cafe series
Can Ellie and Blake save the cat café with their newfound ability to talk to animals?
Ellie and Blake, new to town and armed with the magical ability to talk to animals, face a challenge: saving Ellie's mom's cat café from a greedy developer. Their investigation leads them to Shazza, a bossy cockatoo with a penchant for 'numnums' and dreams of Australia. As they navigate this quirky world, they discover that understanding animals is as tricky as dealing with people. Can they use their unique gift to protect the café and forge new friendships? Dive into a world where every animal has a story to tell and secrets abound.
Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you could talk to animals? Book 2 in the Magic Animal Cafe series - from the bestselling author of Hopeless Heroes! Worried about the future of the cat café, Ellie and Blake investigate a rumor at the local park. It’s the perfect place to test their new ability to understand animals - and there’s a bird who’s happy to talk. Shazza the cockatoo is loud, bossy and obsessed with ‘numnums’. All she wants is to return to Australia. But for now she’ll settle for inviting herself home with Ellie and Blake, who soon learn that getting along with animals can be just as hard as getting along with people. About the Magic Animal Cafe series: Join Ellie and Blake as they start new lives in a new town and a mysterious old building. They’ve only just met, but already they share a magical secret: they can talk to animals! That could prove useful with Ellie’s mom opening a cat café, but the café is under threat from a greedy property developer - unless Ellie and Blake can stop him. With engaging illustrations and quirky talking animals, Magic Animal Café is perfect for animal lovers and young readers aged 7+.
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