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The Story of Neeps and Tattie

Neeps and Tattie are two tortoises who live in Scotland and were rescued near the shore of Loch Ness by young Annie McKay when they were babies. Neeps and Tattie live and play in a little hut in Annie’s garden. Readers will be surprised to learn how she takes care of them during the winter!…

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“The Story of Neeps and Tattie, a tale of two cherished tortoises, lovingly looked after by Annie McKay for five decades, is a book I wish I could have read to my own children when they were little. It’s a delightful story, told in a catchy rhyme, with main character Annie modeling dedication, responsibility and thoughtful care. The illustrations are colorful and endearing and made me smile throughout. The ‘Words to Know’ at the end is helpful to engage and expand young minds. This is a charming book that I plan to gift to all of the children I know!”.
Tammy Tiehel-Stedman
Producer – Kelly Corrigan Wonders | LinkedIn
“This charming book is equal parts sweet and educational. Who knew that a story about two adopted tortoises and their dedicated “mother” could steal your heart so completely?”
Sarah MacLaughlin
Author of the award-winning books:
What Not to Say: Tools for Talking with Young Children
and Raising Humans With Heart: Not a How-To Manual
“Amy and Diane tell a charming story of two native tortoises, Neeps and Tattie, who are lovingly cared for by their devoted Annie. Authentic vocabulary and Abigail’s engaging watercolor illustrations made me feel like I had been welcomed to the Scottish Highlands. I loved my visit and I think kids of all ages will, too!”
Linda Martin

M.Ed., CAGS, OGA Read2me3,
LLC Tutoring Center Bedford, NH
“The story of Neeps and Tattie is heartfelt and the illustrations are just beautiful. I feel like my grand daughter and I travel to Scotland and are playing in the garden! The story is also educational as it describes hibernation and the importance of it in the tortoises lives. Such a wonderful book!
Margaret Johnson

Retired 6th grade and remedial reading teacher. South Dennis, MA