Description:
The Tale of Florence and the Black Cat is the fifth book of the series, The Magical Adventures of Florence the Border Collie.
Florence, a curious and kind Border Collie, loves exploring the woodland near her home with her human mum, Debra. One day, something unusual happens-a frightened black cat appears, racing through the trees as if it's lost.
Florence soon discovers that the cat has fallen through a mysterious doorway and ended up far from home. Determined to help, Florence gathers her woodland friends and calls upon a little magical assistance. In this enchanted forest, anything seems possible-from wise owls and playful rabbits to dragons and unicorns.
Together, they embark on a gentle adventure filled with friendship, courage, and teamwork to help the lost cat find its way back.
Perfect for young readers, this charming story celebrates kindness, imagination, and the power of helping others. The book also includes a fun cake recipe inspired by the story, giving children a chance to continue the adventure in the kitchen.
A delightful tale for children who love animals, magical worlds, and heart-warming adventures.
Brief description: Debra Murphy is a Yorkshire author living in Scotland.Inspired by her roots and life north of the border, she writes heartfelt memoir, food-led stories, and magical children's fiction filled with warmth, humour, and adventure.Her books include The Magical Tearoom on the Hill, Beatrix the Time Travelling Collie, Campervan Capers, a playful tale combining history, travel, and curiosity, and her new children's series, The Magical Adventures of Florence the Border Collie.Drawing inspiration from the countryside, family journeys, and her love of dogs, Debra's stories celebrate kindness, imagination, and the magic found in everyday moments.When she is not writing or baking, Debra enjoys walking and cycling, dreaming of the Lake District, and sharing stories with readers of all ages.Through her work, she hopes to inspire curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong love of reading in children and adults everywhere around the world.