Paul Sirmon

The Christmas Kitten Paul Sirmon

An orphaned kitten is rescued by Santa's Reindeer and his big-hearted wish saves ALL the kitties on Christmas!

This is a fresh twist on a Children's Christmas story that centers around belonging, hope, rescue, and how caring for others can change the world! What people are saying:

"Heartwarming... A KITTYCATabulous CHRISTMAS Classic!!!" Dora C.

"The magic of the season meets big-hearted animal rescue mission in "The Christmas Kitten," a fresh fable with a classic feel. A new favorite bedtime story to inspire hope, empathy, ingenuity in the next generation of animal lovers." A. Raasch

"Pure PURRfection. Christmas magic still exists and it can be found in the heart of a little kitten with a very special holiday wish." M. Lapaierre

"As someone who has been in cat rescue for the past 10 years, this sweet story really hit close to home. I think this story is very inspirational and will help kids learn compassion for others and our four legged friends!" C. Pennington "The Casual Cat Cafe"

"This adorable children's book about a homeless kitten that is rescued by Santa's reindeer is creatively written, beautifully illustrated, and reminds us all of the meaning of Christmas - hope, acceptance and love. Reading The Christmas Kitten made us smile and will become part of our Christmas tradition." M. Stevens

"'The Christmas Kitten' is a delightful tale sure to warm any heart at this time of year! Parents will enjoy reading it to their children and the message of not just looking to your own interests but caring for the needs of others." H. Smith

"Wow what an awesome book! It really made me tear up! I think every kid should have one! Cute story." K. Cantrell

"While we know about those all nestled in bed, there's still more of those creatures to be said - a lonely Kitten; - a joyous seasonal refrain of selfless hope to spark those young in heart to scope - a lowly Christmas Kitten." Larry S.

"No one is too insignificant to change the world. Heart warming story every cat lover will adore." N. Jackson