Leeds solicitor thought he was an author for 30 minutes during daughter's music class and new book is now raising money for charity

When solicitor Rohan Krishnarao sat down to watch his five-year-old daughter Amelia at her weekly music class, he didn't expect to leave with a published children's book and a mission to raise funds for a cause close to his heart.

- By Chris Hammer Contributor

Rohan, a father of three and head of legal at a Leeds-based law firm, had no prior experience as an author but managed to write The Cat Who Thought It Was a Dog in just 30 minutes on his phone.

Told through the eyes of a five-year-old girl, Rohan says the story was fittingly inspired by Amelia's boundless imagination and the idea that you can be anything you want to be.

The heartwarming tale explores themes of identity, self-expression, and belief, all wrapped in the charming story of a cat named Ginger—named after the family pet—who insists it was born to bark.