Margaret Forrester was born and brought up in Edinburgh. She worked in India and England before returning to Edinburgh where she was a Church of Scotland minister and chaplain to two primary schools. She is the author of My Cat Mac, the first picture book about Mac and Catriona, and The Cat Who Decided, a novel about Mac for 6 to 9-year-olds. Sandra Klaassen was born in the Netherlands but has lived on the Isle of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides since 2003, from where she drew her inspiration for her picture book, Uan the Little Lamb. She has illustrated many children's books, including picture book My Cat Mac, and The Cat Who Decided, a novel for 6 to 9-year-olds.
'A beautifully illustrated picture book that captures the atmosphere of a real Christmas ... A lovely new Christmas story for younger children.' -- Families Magazine 'Mac's Christmas Star is a heartwarming festive story for all the family. Beautifully illustrated, it bring the excitement of Christmas alive and would be a perfect stocking gift for children of all ages.' -- Catworld 'I really loved the story and the pictures are beautiful, very warm and Christmassy.' -- Esme, aged 6, Catworld 'a little girl named Catriona and her cat, Mac, celebrate Christmas together at home in Edinburgh, with Catriona learning an important lesson about Christmas gifts ... Soft-focus watercolor illustrations match the old-fashioned flavor of the story' -- Kirkus Reviews 'This is a lovely, simple story with no agenda and of course beautiful pictures.' -- Lothian Life 'A quietly emotional family story set in Edinburgh' -- Publishers Weekly 'An ideal book for new readers and ideal for Christmas...This short story has seasonal warmth charm and is enhanced by the expressive and detailed illustrations.' -- The Scotsman 'A beautiful story. Perfect for a winter evening and particularly for Christmas.' -- Armadillo Magazine 'It is a gentle warm story full of festive spirit where well-drawn characters experience real feelings and show it in their words.' -- Books for Keeps 'A lovely book about the realities of family life: about making mistakes and learning from them.' --Juno 'A gently amusing merry story complemented by soft water-colour illustrations.' -- Carousel '[An] ideal book for new readers and ideal for Christmas ... This short story has seasonal warmth and charm and is enhanced by the expressive and detailed illustrations.' -- The Scotsman
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