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A Cat Abroad: The Further Adventures of Norton, the Cat Who Went to Paris, and His Human (Norton the Cat, Bk 2)
A Cat Abroad The Further Adventures of Norton the Cat Who Went to Paris and His Human - Norton the Cat, Bk 2
Author: Peter Gethers
Norton charmed even the most avowed cat haters in the bestselling THE CAT WHO WENT TO PARIS. Now, in Peter Gethers' and Norton's further adventures, the extraordinary feline with the great Scottish Fold ears, is hightailing it to the south of France -- and making pit stops all over the globe (with his favorite human, of course). — Along t...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780517591109
ISBN-10: 0517591103
Publication Date: 8/31/1993
Pages: 243
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  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 10 ratings
Publisher: Crown
Book Type: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
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A very funny dialog from a cat's point of view plus great tourist information of a tour in the South of France!
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I have all three of the Norton series (via paperbackswap.com) and am reading them in order. I gave the first book three stars--liked the cat (although skeptical about all the amazing things he did) but disliked Gethers. I also thought the author was an irresponsible cat owner. This book seemed to be more a travelogue with Norton sometimes added as an afterthought. The book would have probably been 122 pages instead of 243 if the author hadn't added so much "padding" to the narrative. He gave lengthy descriptions of the scenery, what foods they ate, being stuck in traffic, a load of wood being erroneously delivered to their abode, etc., etc., etc. It really added nothing to the story other than length.


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