Tiggy

Tiggy

by Miss Read (Author)

Synopsis

'Never again,' they said, when their beloved cat was run down on the busy road near the cottage where they lived. But they hadn't reckoned on Tiggy. A stray cat, fiercely protective of her kittens, Tiggy was soon befriended by Miss Read - although it took some time before Tiggy allowed her kittens to go anywhere near the house. Written with the charm that made Miss Read a bestseller, this delightful book tells how a small stray cat, struggling to look after her kittens, won a home, a hearth and a name from the author and her husband. Tiggy's resourcefulness, perseverance and indomitable spirit are beautifully observed, and Miss Read's affectionate admiration of the newcomer will touch the hearts of cat lovers everywhere.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 80
Edition: New Ed
Publisher: Orion
Published: 18 Oct 2007

ISBN 10: 0752882376
ISBN 13: 9780752882376
Book Overview: Published as a gift-edition hardback, with the original line drawings. Miss Read's Fairacre and Thrush Green novels have sold over 3 million copies worldwide, and are being re-published in Orion paperback. The first three Orion paperback Miss Read titles reprinted within a month of publication. She has received excellent reviews: 'Unforgettable characters ... drama, romance and humour' Express. 'An affectionate, humorous and gently charming chronicle ... sometimes funny, sometimes touching, always appealing' New York Times. 'Delicious wit, quirky characters, the colourful intrigues of daily life, and certainly love and laughter ... delightful' Jan Karon. The perfect gift for any cat lover at Christmas.

Media Reviews
'An enchanting true story... Miss Read's affectionate admiration will touch cat lovers' hearts.' YOUR CAT
Author Bio
Miss Read was a teacher by profession who started writing after the Second World War. In additional to her novels, she has written on educational and country matters, and worked as a script-writer for the BBC. She lives in Berkshire, and was made an MBE for her services to literature.