Tiger says he is a cat with simple pleasures. He likes to spend his days wandering about, chatting with friends and having a little snack. And despite the gossip concerning his ferocious appetite, he’s a modest creature. It\u2019s only at night that his surprising – and heart-warming – hobbies come to light. The Secret Life of a Tiger is a wonderfully funny and irreverent picture book that reminds us that sometimes animals (and people) behave in unexpected ways.<\/p>\n
Przemys\u0142aw Wechterowicz<\/b> is a Polish author of children’s picture books, poetry and theatre plays. He has published 27 titles, and his works have been translated into English, German, Italian, French, Portuguese, Chinese and Korean. His books have received prestigious awards and critical acclaim in Poland and abroad. He lives in Warsaw with with his wife, daughter and an elderly cat.
Emilia Dziubak<\/b> is an illustrator based in Pozna\u0144, Poland, and has won many awards in her home country.<\/p>\n
Antonia Lloyd-Jones<\/b> translates from Polish, and has twice won the Found in Translation award. She has translated works by several of Poland\u2019s leading contemporary novelists and reportage authors, crime fiction, poetry, and children\u2019s books. Among the books for children she translated are MAPS<\/i> by Aleksandra and Daniel Mizieli\u0144ski (Big Picture Press) and Clementine Loves Red<\/i> by Krystyna Boglar (Pushkin Press). She is a mentor for the WCN Emerging Translators\u2019 Mentorship Programme, and co-chair of the UK Translators Association.<\/p>\n