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|title=Mr Pusskins and Little Whiskers

|author=Sam Lloyd

|date=July 2008

|isbn=978-1846165221

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The first instalment of [[Mr Pusskins]] adventures met with a positive reception, the second tale continues to dress human family conflicts in the clothes of modern animal fable. That does sound rather serious, doesn't it? But we are talking a picture book for children here, and the story in ''Mr Pusskins and Little Whiskers'' is, possibly, more directly emotionally relevant to children's lives than the original one in which Mr Pusskins felt suffocated with his owner's love and longed for adventure (eventually walking out on her). Unless the children have daddies who did just that, obviously.