The Curious Misadventures of Kitty the Cat is a hilarious story of a cat who never grows up. After wandering away from his mom and sibling, he's found in the forest by a little girl and moves with her into the city, where he finds adventure and makes new friends: Prémâché, the big cat of the alley; the spiders of the special arachno-intervention unit; Billy, the nice neighbour and the parents of the little girl. The cat will eventually learn that his mother still lives in St. Hilarion and that he had better learn to speak gull if he wants to find her.

From award-winning Quebec author Marie-Renée Lavoie, this is an essential novel for anyone who loves or has loved a cat.

Marie-Renée Lavoie is a Quebec City-based writer. Her books include Autopsy of a Boring Wife, which was named one of the best Canadian fiction books of 2019 by CBC Books, A Boring Wife Settles the Score, and Some Maintenance Required.

Arielle Aaronson is a Montreal-based translator. She has translated several literary works into English, including Marie-Renée Lavoie's titles for adult readers.