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Pangur is a black cat living happily with his family in Bern, a beautiful city in Switzerland - until they decide to return to Scotland. Pangur doesn't believe in the land of fairies, and he doesn't believe in Scotland either! But now he is a foreign cat in Stornoway in the Isle of Lewis, and the other cats are not kind to him. Pangur decides to leave the island and return to Bern. Surely his family will have to return too ... won't they? Follow Pangur's adventures across the country, escaping from one danger after the next until he learns the importance of friends and family.
'S e cat dubh a th' ann am Pangur agus tha e a' fuireach gu dòigheil leis a theaghlach ann am Bern, baile brèagha san Eilbhis - gus an latha a tha iad a' cur romhpa tilleadh a dh'Alba. Chan eil Pangur a' creidsinn ann an tìr nan sìthichean agus chan eil e a' creidsinn ann an Alba nas motha! Ach a-nis tha e na chat coigreach ann an Steòrnabhagh, Eilean Leòdhais, agus chan eil na cait eile coibhneil ris idir. Tha Pangur a' cur roimhe gum fàg e an eilean agus gun till e gu Bern. Agus an uairsin feumaidh gun till a theaghlach cuideachd ... nach fheum? Leanaibh na cuairtean-dànach Phangur thar na dùthcha, a' teicheadh bho chunnart an dèidh cunnart, gus an ionnsaich e cho cudromach 's a tha càirdean agus teaghlach.
About the author
June Graham lives on the Isle of Lewis with her husband, her youngest son and a crazy collie dog, and works as a Gaelic Early Years Officer with Comunn nam Pàrant. Her previous work as a climate scientist brought her to Canada and from there to Switzerland. She was born and raised in Glasgow and has family links to the Isle of Skye. June learnt Gaelic as an adult and writes in both Gaelic and English.
