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Celesse, the healer cat, is a highly respected member of the neighborhood. As the mistress's favorite cat, she spends lazy days in the warmth of the house.
One snowy night a mother hare rushes in, desperate for help. Reluctantly, the healer cat travels with her through a nighttime snowstorm and biting cold winds. In a dark forest, Celesse comes face-to-face with a scary surprise and is forced to gather her powers for the first time in a while.
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Ad quartum dicendum quod munus, altum Celesse membrum feles curantis sita. Ut eius semper ibi fruitur matrona diebus ventus calore domus.
Sed et matrona leporem procellas petat, auxilium petens. Vicit ad perseverantiam facilitate Phrebaeus cattus, accipiens eandem per nocturna sunt tempora snowstorm Et tunsióne gelu. In opaca silva, cum facie ad faciem est formidulosus Celesse colligere cogitur admirari uiribus.
Bene praesunt et noctem iter statim sol exeat, non solum calefacientem silva sed etiam cor patrum niuea implebunt curantis cattus.
About the author
Tuula Pere (b. 1958) is Ph.D. in Law and an author from Helsinki, Finland. Her doctoral dissertation published in 2015 examines the limits of the freedom of speech in the Finnish mass media amidst the social and cultural shift of the 1960's and 1970's. Before her doctoral research, Tuula Pere has had a career of over two decades as a lawyer and in various expert and executive positions in industry.
Since 2010, Tuula Pere has published over thirty children's storybooks which have been translated into Swedish, English, Russian, Estonian, French, Italian and Spanish, for example. She has also published poetry and aphorisms for children and short stories for adults.
Tuula Pere is an avid music and sports enthusiast and a keen baker. She is married and a mother of three.
