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by Panos Christodoulou (Author), Daniela Stamatiadi (Illustrator)
One cat, one tree, one Christmas catastrophe...
One December morning, Tiddles the cat wakes to find an unexpected arrival towering over him. It's big, it's bushy, and it's draped in oh-so-tempting tinsel! The humans love their beautiful new Christmas tree, but one kitten is not so smitten. And when the tree's twinkly lights start to disrupt nap time, Tiddles must take matters into his own claws, once and for all... Join Tiddles as he faces his biggest (and sparkliest) adversary yet: the Christmas tree! Full of kitty chaos, feline festivities, and laugh-out-loud catastrophes, this hilarious tale captures the magic and mayhem of a kitten's first Christmas.Author Biography
Panos Christodoulou studied Law at the University of Athens and Human Rights at the University of London. He worked as a journalist for the newspaper Ta Nea and collaborated on human rights issues with various organisations in Greece and Europe, such as the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the Greek Council for Refugees. Since 2016, he has been the director of the Network for Children's Rights. As a children's author, he has published thirteen books and been nominated for various awards, including the 2013 Children's Literature Award by the Anagnostis magazine (The Ball of Their Life, Kedros Publishing) the Cyprus State Prize in 2016 (How I Got Involved with Justice and Other Unknown Words, Nomiki Vivliothiki Publishing).
Daniela Stamatiadi is Fine Arts graduate who works in Athens as a painter, illustrator, and teacher of art courses in private IEK. She has been illustrating children's books since 2000 and has created over 100 titles. In 2009, she received an illustration award from the Children's Book Circle, and in 2012 an EBGE commendation, as well as an invitation to represent Greece at the Salon du Livre in Paris. In 2013, she received two EVGE commendations, and was nominated for the Andersen International Illustration Award. In 2016, she received the Peter Pan Award for the best translated picture book from the Swedish IBBY. In 2017, she took part as a member of the committee for the Bologna international illustration exhibition.
