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The Cat Who Turned White

by David Moore

The Cat Who Turned White — book cover
4.8 out of 5 (3 reviews)
£9.99
Pages:
32
Published:
2026-09-01
Publisher:
Amazon KDP
Language:
English
Available as:
Paperback
ISBN:
979-8-0000-0000-0

About the book

When the Puddle family's black cat, Chairman Whisk, returns home one day completely white, the household is thrown into quiet confusion. Brian is convinced there must be a logical explanation. Linda thinks someone should clean the cat. Molly suspects something stranger is going on. Chairman Whisk, meanwhile, behaves as though nothing unusual has happened at all — which somehow makes the situation worse.

As the family investigate paint, weather, shock, mistaken identity and other increasingly unlikely causes, the mystery only becomes more peculiar. Is this really their cat? Has Chairman Whisk changed? Or has a completely different cat quietly moved in and expected everyone to accept it?

The Cat Who Turned White is a surreal, deadpan illustrated story about family panic, faulty logic and the strange things people choose to believe when the truth is sitting right in front of them wearing black trousers.

BirthdayFather's DayMother's DayOdd ApologiesGeneral Emotional Damage

My five-year-old asked me to read this three nights in a row. The story is funny and gentle, and the ending is genuinely touching. Highly recommended.

— Amazon Customer

A Peek Inside

A few pages from the book.

Chairman Whisk lived with Brian, Linda and their daughter, Molly.

They said Chairman Whisk belonged to them.

Chairman Whisk had never confirmed this.

Opening page — Whiskers asleep in his favourite chair
pages. 6-7Chapter 1

He disliked bicycles, vacuum cleaners and a particular cushion in the lounge.

Nobody knew what the cushion had done.

Linda had once suggested throwing it away.

Brian said that would allow the cushion to win.

Whiskers looks in the mirror and sees his white fur for the first time
pages. 10–11Chapter 1

One Thursday evening, Chairman Whisk went out as usual.He did not return for his supper.

He did not return for Brian's supper either.

This was considered serious.

Whiskers asks the fox for an explanation
pp. 18–19Chapter 1

Readers Are Saying

My five-year-old asked me to read this three nights in a row. The story is funny and gentle, and the ending is genuinely touching. Highly recommended.

Amazon Customer

Verified purchase

The illustrations are gorgeous — really warm and expressive. My daughter keeps stopping to look at each page before I can turn it. A wonderful book.

BookwormMum

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Lovely, calm story. The pacing is perfect for bedtime reading. Chairman Whisk is a great little character — my son already calls his toy Whisk.

ReadingWithDad

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