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Praise for ‘Thomasina’:
“This is a story that cats would love as much as I do!” Michael Morpurgo
Praise for ‘Jennie’:
“’Jennie’ makes you really and truly feel as if you’ve lived in the world of cats.” Vivian French
PAUL GALLICO (1897–1976) was born in New York City and studied at Columbia University. After serving in the First World War he became a journalist with the New York Daily News where he enjoyed particular acclaim for his sports writing. In 1936 Paul Gallico moved to Salcombe in South Devon where he became a full time writer, living in a house on a hill with his Great Dane and twenty-three cats. He became a notable war correspondent during the Second World War. Among Paul Gallico’s best known books are The Snow Goose (1941), a classic story of Dunkirk, and The Poseidon Adventure (1969), which was made into a very successful film. His magical stories about animals, particularly cats, are enduring favourites. These include Jennie (1950) and Thomasina (1957).
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Dustjacket Good ++/Very Good. Janet And Anne Grahame- Johnstone (illustrator). Reprint. 191 pages. B&W illustrations. Ex-library with top area missing from the flyleaf, tape and library stamps to both sets of endpapers, library stamps to title page. Clean dustjacket with moderately lightened spine area, some wear to spine-ends, corners and edges. Green hardback binding has moderate wear to spine-ends and boards' corners Page-edges are moderately yellowed o/w pages clean and tidy. Seller Inventory # 009268