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The Cat Who Flew: A Short Tail
- Narrated by: David Petrie
- Length: 1 hr and 56 mins
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The Cat Who Flew: A Short Tail
Narrated by:
David Petrie
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Publisher's Summary
Fact: Cats do not fly.
Fact: Cats and birds do not get along.
Fact: Cats are cats, and that is that...or is it?
When Rosie, a contented house cat, discovers a little sparrow one fateful winter night, her life would change forever. Her magical story takes Rosie from the snowy gardens and alleyways of her home to the distant parks and ditches of Hope Town.
As she comes full circle, the personal trials and characters she meets brings into question everything she believes about herself and the world around her.
Could cats really fly?
What if cats and birds did get along?
Are cats just cats?
©2016 David Petrie (P)2018 David Petrie
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