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Catwings - Ursula K. Le Guin, S.D. Schindler
Catwings
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Mrs. Jane Tabby cannot explain why all four of her kittens were born with wings. But when life on the city streets becomes too dangerous, it is clear that her dream for her children might some day come true. They can fly away from the city slums of their birth. And one day, they do. But not even... show more
Mrs. Jane Tabby cannot explain why all four of her kittens were born with wings. But when life on the city streets becomes too dangerous, it is clear that her dream for her children might some day come true. They can fly away from the city slums of their birth. And one day, they do. But not even their mother could have foreseen the hazards of country living.
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Format: paperback
ISBN: 9780439551892 (0439551897)
Publisher: Scholastic
Pages no: 40
Edition language: English
Series: Catwings (#1)
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MatthewHunter
MatthewHunter rated it
Catwings is so adorable it almost hurts. The gradual building of trust between the four young cats with wings and sister/brother Hank and Susan is touching. The book provides children with a how-to on befriending cats. Take it slow, respect the cats by providing space for them to get to know you bet...
TsalagiWriter
TsalagiWriter rated it
A cat gives birth to four kittens, but they are different - they have wings! After they have grown some and can fly, they leave the city in search of some place safe for them to live.This is such a cute and sweet book. It's not very long at all, but a very nice story. I really like the four cats wit...
Osho
Osho rated it
It's written by Le Guin and it's got flying cats, like a hallucinatory Jenny Linsky. A re-read of this very sweet children's book.
mrsbond
mrsbond rated it
3.0 Catwings
Four uncommon kittens and their mother live in an alley (Thelma, Roger, James, Harriett, and Mrs. Jane Tabbey). She loves them dearly and wants them to fly someplace better. They find a forest, it becomes just as dangerous as the city. Harriett finds the right kind of people, and her siblings follo...
Austen to Zafón
Austen to Zafón rated it
3.0
I enjoyed reading this aloud to my 4-year-old son who loves cats and he liked it enough to have me read it a couple of times and then to decide to be a winged cat for Halloween. He did have some questions about why the mother cat seems so willing to let her kittens go and to re-breed so quickly, but...
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