Children’s Book Author
Kat Ilich
Hi, and welcome! You’ve found the virtual home of author, Kat Ilich’s internationally-published children’s picture books; ‘The Cat with No Tail’, and ‘Razzle and the Music Band’. Stay a little while, get to know some of the precious characters who teach valuable social messages, and have fun discovering Kat’s colourful world!
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Hi, I’m Kat!
I am so delighted to see you here, and can’t wait to take you and your loved ones on a special journey, that will hopefully enrich your story time experience within the home, and enlighten your senses through playful language and meaningful messages.
Each character was developed and created with love and purpose, and all have a special role to play. Like each and every one of us, it is important to be kind as we move throughout our unique lives. Learn from each other, exercise acceptance, celebrate difference, look for opportunity in change, create happiness, and never give up on each other.
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My Latest Book
Razzle and the Music Band
Join one determined little monster on a quest to discover his own unique musical talent, through a lyrical sea of wonder, discovery and patience.
Five colourful friends must then come together and work with compassion and persistence in order to find their true harmony.
A story about all-abilities, practicing kindness, and having the courage to try new things!
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Which band member are you?
Hi! We’re so pleased that you found us, as we are the inspiration behind Kat’s new published work, Razzle and the Music Band!
We all like to eat and do very different things, as well as discover and adventure throughout many unique places – but that’s what makes life interesting and wonderful, right?
Take the quiz to find out which little monster you are most like – you might just surprise yourself!
Meg is a cat who looks a little different… With her turned out feet and lack of a tail, she defies common stereotypes and expectations around physical appearance, and encourages young readers to rapport with those who might appear unique based on their race, cultural attire/traditional dress, and/or a physical disability. Dig a little deeper, and you’ll discover another poignant undertone to this story – one that touches on bullying, emotional neglect, and a burning desire for connection, a sense of ‘belonging’, and respect. Meg (who has sadly now passed), was Kat’s very own furry best friend, and she was loved and appreciated for her uniqueness within the family. Kat hopes that this story will not only delight her young readers (by demonstrating some of Meg’s quirks and endearing presence), but also encourage them to grow in confidence and self-esteem through understanding individual strength, purpose, and conscience.
