Bøger af Jill Seeney

Rufus the cat lives with a family who looks after him, feeds him his favourite foods and gives him lots of cuddles. He feels happy and safe, especially when he is lying on his favourite blue cushion. But he didn''t always feel this way. The family that Rufus used to live with were not kind to him at all and he struggles to escape from his bad memories. For young children, change and transition can cause confusion and uncertainty if they have moved from one family to another. Like Rufus, they can be helped by finding a ''safe place'' of their own.

All young children have worries. But those in adoption or fostering environments often have more worries than most as they lack the security of a stable family life. This charming story for young children describes Morris the mole as he finds out that talking about his problems and facing his worries with the help of others is much more helpful than hiding his fears. The exact nature of Morris''s worries is left unsaid however, enabling adults to use this story with any child suffering with any worries.