The Huted Cats

At the time of the dinosaurs, rigolosaurs, bulldozaurs and tirajosaurs, the Huté cats seldom leave their hut and, being always on top of each other, look for noises and fleas in the head. The solution: enlarge their home and extend their territory. In this major construction site, they uproot branches, plants and ferns and spread their business further and further. But suddenly, a Groplodocus rushes at them and pulverizes their mess! Determined to fight against the unleashed dino, they arm themselves with their knives and spears and lie in wait for their enemy. After a brief struggle when it comes to drink near them, they follow it to... its nest! Because the Groplodocus is not that bad, it's just a mother who protects her young who have just hatched. The cats then understand that they do not need to take up so much space and that they must protect the habitat of this dinosaur so that its baby dinos can frolic peacefully. With this title of the series of Little Cats, the reader discovers how to find your place to live with respect for others, but also that you have to understand nature and not destroy the habitats of other creatures. Text: Stéphanie Dunand-Pallaz, Illustrations: Sophie Turrel, 40 pages.