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One More Cat 🔍
Joy Cowley Shortland Publications, First Literature, First Links, Place of publication not identified, 1998
English [en] · PDF · 9.6MB · 1998 · 📗 Book (unknown) · 🚀/ia · Save
description
24 pages : 28 cm
When a family move house they decide to get a pet cat. However when they go to choose a cat, from the place for homeless cats, they end up taking home ninety nine instead of one. Suggested level: junior, primary
Picture story book for children
It was a sad day when Zack and Kay moved to a house far away. But their dad said:"Why don't we get a cat?" And that is exactly what they did!
Alternative author
Cowley, Joy; Van der Voo, Jan
Alternative publisher
Auckland, N.Z.: Lands End Pub.
Alternative publisher
Lands End Publishing Ltd
Alternative publisher
Kingscourt
Alternative edition
First links, Auckland, N.Z, ©1998
Alternative edition
New Zealand, New Zealand
Alternative edition
January 1, 2001
metadata comments
First Links
date open sourced
2023-06-28
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