Sheila Path-McMahon
  • Isabella, Cat in the City and the Heroes of Minneapolis
  • Sheila's Work
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  • Children's Stories by Sheila
  • Heather's Work
  • Isabella, Cat in the City and the Heroes of Minneapolis
  • Sheila's Work
  • Videos
  • Contact
  • Children's Stories by Sheila
  • Heather's Work

Isabella Cat in the City 
A Series of Children's Picture Books Set in the Twin Cities

Isabella, Cat in the City and the Heroes of Minnesota 


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When Isabella sees signs protesting Operation Metro Surge in early 2026, she wonders if Minnesota needs a hero. She believes it might be the Rebel Loon, so she searches far and wide to find him. 

Book: Isabella, Cat in the City and the Heroes of Minneapolis

$25.00
AVAILABLE 8/1/2026
​32-page Hardcover Full-Color children's picture book
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Book: Isabella, Cat in the City: A Visit to the Sculpture Garden

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Book: Isabella, Cat in the City: A Visit to the Guthrie Theater

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THE TEAM

Meet the collaborators

Sheila Path-McMahon
​Author

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Sheila Path-McMahon is an author, an illustrator, and a middle school ELA teacher. She is proud to give voice to Isabella in her search for equity and inclusion for all.

Heather Bassler Zemien
Illustrator

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Heather Bassler Zemien is an artist, a PCA, and an art instructor for a sober high school as well as local mental health communities. She is passionate about human rights and regulary creates signs for her yard to encourage neighbors to get involced in protecting our rights. She has participated as a legal observer at ICE hotspots in her neighborhood and was detained while exercising her rights to express herself. She is an illustrator for a children's picture book series that she created with author Sheila Path-McMahon. They are proud to present this picute book that addresses Operation Metro Surge in a kid-friendly way to emphasize that We the People have power and can make a difference when we use our tools and voices to speak up for ourselves and our neighbors. Her motto has always been to serve oepple of all ages and abilities through art. 
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