The Magician's Nephew by C S Lewis: a prequel to the Narnia stories, and one which I didn't really remember. It fits in nicely when you find out who Digory turns out to be.
The Fight for Barrowby Hill by Jan Dean: a children's book and one which looks as though it was written for a specific age group. It suffers because of this, because surely a book should be written first of all because the author has a great story to tell (cf C S Lewis, above, who does have a great story to tell. Not even his Christian analogies get in the way!)
'She still doesn't want him, but he's also her baby': Mom who didn't want a
cat also didn't want the sweet stray to starve, so she starts feeding him,
TNRs him, brings him in when he's hurt, and still pretends she doesn't love
him
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The problem, when it comes to people who "don't want cats" is that… they
are not the ones who choose. Cats choose their humans, that is a fact. And
if a ...
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Book 357! I am PUT TO SHAME! I am planning on renewing my reading adventures soon - a book a day, come and get me! I have lots more free time now, so I am pretty excited about all the great books out there waiting for my mucky paws... Congrats on 357! Wowza.
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