A Tabby Never Forgets - Brooks, Linda Ruth
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Tabby was the tiniest kitten Chelsea ever had. She fed the kitten with a small syringe. Tabby needed so much love. Tabby meowed and cried through the night. Chelsea woke and fed her. It wasn't long before Tabby put weight on. She had a big appetite for a tiny kitten. She also had a talent for mischief. Tabby developed one very alarming habit that nearly made a nervous wreck out of Georgia's Mum. In this ageless story of the love of a girl for her cat, Tabby, we relive our connection with animals, and the joy of childhood. Brooks brings wit and charm to a warm-hearted tale.

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Tabby was the tiniest kitten Chelsea ever had. She fed the kitten with a small syringe. Tabby needed so much love. Tabby meowed and cried through the night. Chelsea woke and fed her. It wasn't long before Tabby put weight on. She had a big appetite for a tiny kitten. She also had a talent for mischief. Tabby developed one very alarming habit that nearly made a nervous wreck out of Georgia's Mum. In this ageless story of the love of a girl for her cat, Tabby, we relive our connection with animals, and the joy of childhood. Brooks brings wit and charm to a warm-hearted tale.
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Linda Brooks lives in Adelaide. She writes nonfiction, poetry, fiction and short stories. She has published and illustrated children's books. She has a BA Hons in Creative Writing from Southern Cross University. She gained a publisher for her childhood memoir A Curious & Inelegant Childhood. She has written a nonfiction book on living with Asperger's Syndrome I'm not broken, I'm just different and the children's book Callan the Chameleon with contributions from Professor Tony Attwood. A registered nurse and advocate for disability in a previous life, Linda has a rich background in listening to the stories of others, never shying away from the darker, gritty tales. And yet, humour is never far away