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Hi! I'm Phaea. I write silly picture books for silly kids. Serious kids, too! My debut picture book JET THE CAT (IS NOT A CAT) was published by Barefoot Books in May 2021. My graphic novel-style picture book, SUPER PIZZA & KID KALE from Viking Books was delivered piping hot in September 2022.
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Goodreads Author. Born. The United States. Website. https://www.phaeacrede.com. Twitter. phaeacrede. Genre. Children's, Fiction, Humor and Comedy. Member Since. March 2013. edit data. Phaea Crede loves writing silly picture books for silly kids. Serious kids, too!
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May 1, 2021 · Phaea Crede writes silly stories for silly kids. Serious kids, too! Jet the Cat (Is Not a Cat) is her debut picture book. Phaea lives outside Boston, USA, with her husband, two kiddos, and a slightly stinky dog named Gus. Visit her at phaeacrede.com.
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May 1, 2021 · by Phaea Crede ; illustrated by Terry Runyan ‧ RELEASE DATE: May 1, 2021. A brightly colored story of self-discovery by process of elimination. bookshelf. shop now. This kitty is unconventional…does that make her less of a kitty? “Jet is a cat just like any other cat. / She loves to pounce. She loves to sprawl. / And, of course, she loves to swim.”
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Jun 23, 2023 · Carol Gordon Ekster: Phaea, more than two years ago Writers' Rumpus interviewed you about being a debut author when JET THE CAT first came out. Now that you are an established author, what has changed for you?
May 1, 2021 · Phaea Crede, Terry Runyan (Illustrator) 4.28. 219 ratings66 reviews. Jet is not like any other cat . . . but when other animals try to convince her that she's really a bird or a frog or a goat, she learns to embrace her unique identity. This hilarious story teaches us to celebrate our differences.
