Killer Cat From Outer Space: A Laugh-Out-Loud Funny Children’s Book

by Daniel Henshaw, Jimmy Rogers (Illustrator)

Bright lights flashed, something exploded... … and then the cat appeared out of thin air. Where did it come from? And what does it want? Aleksander Letchkov is a Sci-Fi geek with an overactive imagination – he once believed that a monster lived in his toilet! But after an incident in the woods, he really does have something to worry about. Following a loud explosion and a flash of light, a man suddenly charges through the trees wearing a military uniform. Dripping with sweat, the man is totally terrified as he sputters just two words… They’re coming! And then the cat appears.

85 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 3, 2020

About the author

Daniel Henshaw is the author of The Great Snail Robbery; featuring Jeremy Green as its central character. This will soon be followed by its sequel, The Curious Case of the Missing Orangutan. In 2016 one of Daniel's unpublished stories was shortlisted in the 'Best Novel for Children' category at the Wells Festival of Literature. His short stories have been published in a number of magazines and online literary publications. Daniel is a qualified primary school teacher and holds a degree in English Studies. He loves football. His favourite teams are Notts County and Selston FC. During his twenties Daniel DJ'd twice in Ibiza and twice in Thailand but now prefers to be at home, reading a book or watching a film. He lives in the Derbyshire with his girlfriend and two guinea pigs.

Reviews

[Adam Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another fantastic story from Daniel Henshaw. It was great to get to know some of the other characters in Jeremy Green's world and Aleks is a brilliant lead character. The fantastically funny story zips along at a brilliant pace and the mystery is compelling - it will keep you guessing right until the very end.

[Danelle Bernakevitch · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's a 👍 book

It's a good book but if the cats not a 👽 why did it bring a newspaper flipped to the page of a lamppost accident then stare at his lamppost?