Mila and Tom are the very best friends, sharing every adventure together. But one day, a gang of cats comes to visit them, and everything changes for Mila.

She embarks on a journey of self-discovery and learns to accept herself just the way she is.

‘The Cat Mila’ is a book for children aged 4 – 6, addressing themes of being different and self-acceptance.

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Mila is highly empathetic and somewhat insecure. Her delicacy and organic forms accentuate these traits.

The story revolves around her emotions, primarily conveyed through her large eyes, eyebrows, mouth, and tail.

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Tom exudes security and stability. He is Mila’s anchor, unwavering in his belief in her and himself. As a result, he has a broader build and is primarily composed of angular forms.

He also communicates through his eyes, eyebrows, mouth, and tail. In contrast to the rest of his body, his tail is designed with a more dynamic shape, both to emphasize it and to add an intriguing contrast to his otherwise static stature.