The Queen's Cat 'A Royal Christmas'

By D Rossmaur

Albert the Queen's Cat makes a Christmas wish to visit his family in Norway and will his wish come true? Follow his adventure in this brand new story from author David Rossmaur.

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When Queen Beatrice visits the royal family of Norway, she receives a lovely surprise gift, a cute fluffy kitten. She names the kitten Albert and brings him home to live in the palace. As Albert grows up he gets into all kinds of trouble.

Albert has many friends at the palace, including Isabelle the Chambermaid, Gerard the Butler, Angus the Chauffeur, Norman the Grenadier Guard, Princess Sophie, Prince Nicholas and his best friend Sergeant Major, the Magpie.

Albert travels to lots of lovely places with the Queen, meets lots of nice people and some not so nice. If Albert does not like you, then watch out. His favourite trick is rubbing his paws on the carpet and giving you a nasty electric shock, which can be painful.

Albert loves to roll in smelly horse poo and it’s usually left to Isabelle to bath him before the Queen finds out.

Life is good at the palace and Albert makes the most of his position as The Queen’s Cat.

• Language: English
• Publisher: D Rossmaur
• Release date: Nov 28, 2013
• ISBN: 9781311889584

D Rossmaur

Not being someone who likes writing about himself, anyway here goes.I live in England and spend most of my days working as a marketing consultant for theme parks. In my spare time I write and have three book series 'Teen Cops', 'The Queen's Cat,' & 'Bubbles the Tractor.' My publisher Barny Books are relatively small in the grand scheme of things, but are good at nurturing new writing talent. I hope that includes me? I started writing stories for younger children about 10 years ago and have progressed into teen fiction, where I think my talent is probably better suited. Don’t get me wrong I’d love to write the next ’50 Shades of Grey’ and there’s plenty of time for that.I enjoy working for a living and being around other people not just to get inspiration for new ideas, but also to pay the bills as the writing is not a big bread winner, just yet. To be honest I find that being creative can be a curse sometimes, as your mind is often full of new story ideas. For example I am working on the outline for a new Zombie book. Like there aren't enough Zombie books already, but my idea is different so please watch this space.Please get in touch via email if you have any questions - [e-mail]

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Albert

The Queen’s Cat

A Royal Christmas

By

D Rossmaur

Cover design by Kevin Stickings

http://www.thequeenscat.com

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The Queen’s Cat ‘First Year at The Palace’

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Copyright 2013 David Rossmaur

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Chapter 1

This was Albert’s first Christmas, because he is not even one year old yet. He has not seen decorations, a Christmas tree or presents before. Albert was sitting in the back seat of the Queen’s car as it drove through London and loved looking at all the bright Christmas lights, shining in the shop windows.

‘This is great,’ said Albert as he jumped from window to window to see the lights.

‘You are a silly cat,’ said Queen Beatrice as she cuddled Albert.

Their car passed Hamleys, one of the world’s most famous toy shops and reached Trafalgar Square, where the Queen asked Angus her driver, to stop for a moment. She wanted to get out and admire the beautiful Christmas tree that stood in the centre of the square.

‘The tree is a gift from the King and Queen of Norway,’ said the Queen as Albert looked up at the very tall tree.

Beneath the tree there was a sign, which said;

‘This tree is given by the city of Oslo as a token of Norwegian gratitude