Denis O'Connor

Paw Prints in the Moonlight (eBook, ePUB)

The Heartwarming True Story of One Man and his Cat
Illustrator: Morris, Richard

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A "wonderful" true story of a snowy night, a three-week-old kitten, and a man whose life is about to be forever changed (Margaret and Michael Korda, authors of Cat People). When Denis O'Connor rescues a three-week-old kitten from certain death during a snowstorm, little does he know how this tiny creature will change his life forever. Against all odds, the kitten-whom he names Toby Jug-survives and turns out to be a wondrous Maine Coon cat extraordinaire. Life with Toby is never dull, and Denis and Toby embark on a series of sometimes comical, sometimes poignant adventures that bring them ever closer together. From the massive invasion of bees at Owl Cottage to the mysterious case of the disappearing tomatoes, Denis and Toby form an extraordinary bond, and the cat that no one thought would live through the night ends up altering the lives of everyone he meets. With spectacular watercolor illustrations depicting Toby's many hijinks, and set in the rural splendor of Northumberland, England, this heartwarming classic will be cherished by people of all ages. "Touching... Both a wonderful cat story and a portrait of rural England that will satisfy everyone who is or was a fan of All Creatures Great and Small. His charming book belongs on every cat lover's reading list." -Margaret and Michael Korda, authors of Cat People "If you've ever had a deep bond with a cat, you must read this book. If you've never had a deep bond with a cat, you must read this book... Heartwarming." -Carole Nelson Douglas, author of Cat in a White Tie and Tails

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: St. Martin's Publishing Group
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781250018014
• Artikelnr.: 39552878

Autorenporträt

Denis O'Connor; illustrated by Richard Morris