Cat Found - Hardcover

Lee, Ingrid

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Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0545317703 ISBN 13: 9780545317702

Publisher: Chicken House, 2011

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A heartwarming tale about the importance of caring for strays.
In Billy's small town, stray cats are running wild, and there's growing pressure to get rid of them. The school bullies don't even hesitate to throw rocks at the poor creatures! So when Billy finds a wounded, starving kitten and sneaks her home, he has to be extra-careful to keep her hidden while he nurses her back to health. However precious little Conga is to him, he knows his dad would take her away if he discovered her, safe and warm in Billy's bedroom.
Can Billy and his friends confront the cat abusers, convince the town of the importance of caring for abandoned animals, and find a safe haven for strays?
A new, soon-to-be-classic animal story by the author of DOG LOST.

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Review:

Praise for DOG LOST:

"Much more than a breathless page-turner. It's a brutally honest novel depicting the world of dogfighting in a wicked light but tempering any scenes of cruelty with an entire community of postive characters. And Lee brings together her winning, motley cast, human and animal, for a wonderfully heart-rousing ending. I loved it." -- Ann M. Martin, author of A Dog's Life

"A tough book, a tender book, and one I shan't forget." -- Michael Morpurgo, author of War Horse

"A moving, fast-paced tale [that] will appeal to fans of Shiloh." -- Kirkus Reviews

Praise for DOG LOST:

"A tough book, a tender book, and one I shan't forget." -- Michael Morpurgo, author of War Horse

"A moving, fast-paced tale [that] will appeal to fans of Shiloh." -- Kirkus Reviews

Praise for DOG LOST:

"Much more than a breathless page-turner. It's a brutally honest novel depicting the world of dogfighting in a wicked light but tempering any scenes of cruelty with an entire community of postive characters. And Lee brings together her winning, motley cast, human and animal, for a wonderfully heart-rousing ending. I loved it." -- Ann M. Martin, author of A Dog's Life

"A tough book, a tender book, and one I shan't forget." -- Michael Morpurgo, author of War Horse

"A moving, fast-paced tale [that] will appeal to fans of Shiloh." -- Kirkus Reviews
Praise for DOG LOST:
"Much more than a breathless page-turner. It's a brutally honest novel depicting the world of dogfighting in a wicked light but tempering any scenes of cruelty with an entire community of postive characters. And Lee brings together her winning, motley cast, human and animal, for a wonderfully heart-rousing ending. I loved it." -- Ann M. Martin, author of A Dog's Life
"A tough book, a tender book, and one I shan't forget." -- Michael Morpurgo, author of War Horse
A moving, fast-paced tale [that] will appeal to fans of Shiloh." -- Kirkus Reviews
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About the Author:

INGRID LEE is a writer and a schoolteacher. Her first novel, DOG LOST, is based on a true story. Ann M. Martin called the book "wonderfully heart-rousing." Lee lives with her family in Toronto, Canada.

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