Catwings: Jane on Her Own: A Catwings Tale (Paperback)

from elenchus

At first W worried the story only featured Jane: "I like the other cats!" Quite soon he was back in the Catwings world and enjoyed it as much as the others. Le Guin works in an implicit subtext criticising misogyny and male chauvinism, not particularly subtle for older readers but for W the messa...

from Chris177

A cute little story about a cat with wings that wants to spread those wings and explore the world. The illustrations are pleasant and enhance the book nicely. This is book four in a series of books all devoted to a group of cats with wings. Having read this book I would like to read the others.

from t1bclasslibrary

Jane finds life too peaceful and uneventful, so she goes in search of adventure. Instead of adventure, she finds loneliness, and even when she makes a friend in the big city, he uses her for profit. Finally she escapes and finds her mother, who she lives with in the city (making occational visits...

from t1bclasslibrary

Jane finds life too peaceful and uneventful, so she goes in search of adventure. Instead of adventure, she finds loneliness, and even when she makes a friend in the big city, he uses her for profit. Finally she escapes and finds her mother, who she lives with in the city (making occational visits...