Taking the Cat's Way Home (Sprinters)

by Mark Jan (Author), Howard Paul (Author)

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  Paperback
  2005

  $3.42

  A superb title in the new-look Sprinters relaunch by a highly acclaimed children's author. Jane has a cat called Furlong who walks with her to school every day. Then, one day, he takes his own way home. When William, the new boy, threatens Jane with violence, it seems the only way she can escape him is to take Furlong's secret path, along the wall and into the unknown...; With its simple, dynamic story-telling and line illustrations, this is ideal for children building their reading confidence.

• Used

  Paperback
  1995

  $3.42

  Jane has a cat called Furlong. Every day, he walks to school with her and Andrea, her friend. Then he takes his own way home. He's so furry that some people say he looks like a feather-duster, but William, the new boy, says he looks like a loo-brush. However, William is trouble from the moment he appears. He causes a division in the class and sets the boys against the girls. When he threatens Jane with violence, it seems as though the only way she can escape him is to take Furlong's secret path, along the wall, and into the unknown.;Jan Mark has twice been awarded the Carnegie Medal and has also won the Guardian Award and the Observer Teenage Fiction Prize. Her titles include Thunder and Lightnings ; The Dead Letter Box ; Fur, Strat and Chatto (winner of the 1990 Mother Goose Award); Fun with Mrs Thumb ; This Bowl of Earth '; The Snow Maze and Great Frog and Mighty Moose .;Paul Howard has illustrated Friends Next Door and A Very Special Birthday (both by Susan Hill); Jim's Winter (by Kathy Henderson); and Rosie's Fishing Trip (by Amy Hest).

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  Hardcover
  1994

  $3.42

  Jane has a cat called Furlong. Every day, he walks to school with her and Andrea, her friend. Then he takes his own way home. He's so furry that some people say he looks like a feather-duster. William, the new boy, says he looks like a loo brush. He causes a division in the class and sets the boys against the girls. When he threatens Jane with violence, it seems that the only way she can escape him is to take Furlong's secret path, along the wall, into the unknown. Jan Mark has twice won the Carnegie Medal and has also won The for Fiction. Her books include Thunder and Lightenings , The Dead Letter Box , Fur, Strat and Chatto (winner of the 1990 Mother Goose Award), Fun With Mrs Thumb , This Bowl of Earth , The Snow Maze and Great Frog and Mighty Moose . Paul Howard has also illustrated Friends Next Door , A Very Special Birthday and Jim's Winter .